Sentence examples for hit the term from inspiring English sources

He held it until he hit the term limit and stepped aside for Mr. Gallagher, who was Mr. Ognibene's chief of staff.

Ten years ago, when nanotechnology began to hit the headlines, terms such as citizen's jury, public engagement and democratisation of science were grouped together in my mind as a science fringe activity largely patrolled by pressure groups.

Her worst case scenario: default rates will hit the long-term average of 4.5%.

But it wasn't until October that the term hit the mainstream.

Slowness "might hit the market in terms of volume," Mr. Joyce said, "but not in terms of advertising".

Hannah Verdier 6pm, ITV This year's pro-celebrity kickabout has hit the jackpot in terms of managers.

But they also know that Europe's traditional high-tax, state-driven economic model had hit the buffers in terms of creating jobs and fostering growth.

"I'm not going to say every e-mail hit the target in terms of being humorous, but generally people were looking to be funny," he said.

But ESPN may have hit the wall in terms of substantially enhancing its coverage, short of surgically inserting listening devices into team personnel and draft picks.

But the company's CEO Mette Rode Sunstrom says they "really hit the spot" in terms of Danish interior design trends.

For this example's sake, we will start by spending $1,000 per day and keep ramping up to see where we hit the peak in terms of ROAS.