Sentence examples for had a term of from inspiring English sources
By 1997, the average Green Tree loan had a term of about 25 years, up from 13 years in 1987.
And like Bieber with his Beliebers and Lady Gaga with her Little Monsters, the beauty queen had a term of endearment for people enamored with her hump: Urachers.
The locals here have a term-of-endearment expression … "It's SO Miami".
Orwell had a term for this kind of logic: doublethink.
About $4.3 billion of the loans have a term of five years and the rest have a one-year term.
The National Assembly has a term of five years but can be dissolved by the president before this term expires.
The average American loan is about $5,600 and has a term of about two years and three months.
Bankers speak of palpable interest for a dollar-denominated bond that is likely to offer rates of 7%-8 7%-8%e a term of ten years, and raise $700 million.
Less than two weeks ago, the company said it had access to $50 billion in commercial paper, which has a term of nine months or less.
Because Mr. Boatwright's patent application was originally filed in 1992, it has a term of 17 years from its issuance last month.
