Sentence examples for in terms about from inspiring English sources

"This team has taken a little bit of a hit in terms about their comportment here in Italy because of a couple of incidents by our high-profile athletes coming into the Games," Jim Scherr, the chief executive of the United States Olympic Committee, said Saturday.

The protocol contains a factual physicalist core in terms about the table and its location.

"We talk in vague terms about deforestation in the Amazon, but these other processes also are occurring at alarming rates.

Writer David Sax spoke in glowing terms about the bidet attachment in his home in an article for GOOD.

Not long ago it was commonplace to speak in disparaging terms about the cacophony in the European Union.

The debate in parliament was regaled in Churchillian terms about the need to stand up to fascism.

In "Wishful Drinking" you talk in raw terms about having bipolar disorder.

In financial terms, about £4bn is lent in the form of mortgages to householders buying homes under shared ownership.

University pay in the same period has risen in real terms about 4%, if that.

More footage emerged later in which Keys appeared to speak in lewd terms about a former girlfriend of pundit Jamie Redknapp.

When Gorbachev came to power in March of 1985, Reagan was already thinking in big terms about change.