Sentence examples for house term from inspiring English sources

A few weeks after that, Mills was reëlected to his twentieth House term.

True leaders tell us what we should be thinking, rather than simply aping today's popular view, and that requires a House term of at least four years.

Representative Thaddeus McCotter, a Republican, was just coming off a quixotic run for president when he discovered that the signatures gathered to put his name back on the ballot for a sixth House term were fraudulent.

Smith's long public career began when she was elected in 1940 to finish her deceased husband's House term -- about the only way a woman could get elected to Congress in those days.

In the end, Mrs. Clinton got 54percentt of the vote and Mr. Lazio was left with 42 percent -- and the need to find a job, since his House term had ended.

WASHINGTON — The movement to crack down on government surveillance started with an odd couple from Michigan, Representatives Justin Amash, a young libertarian Republican known even to his friends as "chief wing nut," and John Conyers Jr., an elder of the liberal left in his 25th House term.

We cannot have a situation where supine news organisations become favoured "broadcasters by royal appointment" because they agree to Clarence House terms.

The objects would need to agree to communal "house terms," and conflicts between different operating systems would need to be resolved.

Auction house terms not only define the purchase price and security deposits; they also dictate when the property must be removed.

With the lower-house term running till late 2016, he does not need to go to the polls.

As a result, the editors usually commission an illustration — illo is the in-house term of art — for the cover that tends to be playful, wistful or just plain fun.