Sentence examples for for their term from inspiring English sources
During the 2018 19 academic year, Resident Fellows pay $7,236 for their term in residence.
They often inhabit a taxpayer-funded mansion for their term in office but usually also maintain a private residence.
At night, they do research for their term papers on laptops and commune with their parents on Skype.
"They come and go; they come in here sometimes for their term and then they're gone, you don't see them again," she said.
The story here is that a large number of college students today are acting as college students always have — baldly lifting whole passages for their term papers from other sources.
Sometimes unravelling the allusions is as fiendishly complex as doing the Times crossword (even if equally satisfying) and it's hard not to read each page simultaneously worrying that you might be missing something - and feeling sorry for those undergraduates who have to tackle Rushdie head on for their term papers.
The stakes that Berkshire took, $3 billion in G.E. and $5 billion in Goldman, are noteworthy for their terms.
The next tier will have to negotiate harder for their terms and will have to accept lower management fees and stakes.
Before beginning her speech, Dixon played a video showing all seven City Council members giving goals for their terms and saying what they enjoy most about their service.
