Sentence examples for got a term from inspiring English sources
"We've got a term called brand utility, and what we're looking to do with brand utility is use the phone as a marketing device, leveraging the benefits of a mobile phone," he said.
Alphonse Nteziryayo, a former military police commander and prefect of Butare, received a 30-year term; Sylvain Nsabimana, another former prefect of Butare, got a term of 25 years; and Joseph Kanyabashi, a former mayor of Ngoma commune, was sentenced to 35 years.
Obviously, you're not going to learn your VC's most intimate operational detail in the first or second meeting, but once you've got a term sheet in hand, these are important questions to have answered prior to entering a long-term partnership.
"The firm got a term sheet," explaining that it would be paid at full par, in other words 100 cents on the dollar, Viniar said.
If you want life insurance, get a term life policy.
The band's members were cautious, waiting to see if the company was indeed about to get a "term sheet," a venture capital contract.
If you get a term in and realise that you hate it, don't let it fester - go and talk to people and do something about it.
One you get a term sheet, it's time to celebrate such an incredible accomplishment.
Is this actually considered "getting a term sheet?" I don't know.
Entrepreneurs know within one month, tops, whether they are going to get a term sheet from Social Capital.
