Sentence examples for into term from inspiring English sources

City Council members, forced into term limits in two city referendums, are still fighting to tinker with the law.

That is the conclusion of Andrew Gowers, the former Financial Times editor who carried out the last serious investigation into term length, as part of a 2006 government review.

Briony had heard her mother and sister analyse the latest twists and outrages, charges and counter charges, and she knew her cousins' visit was an open-ended one, and might even extend into term time.

You may get six weeks off in the summer, but it's likely that some of this will be spent planning for the new academic year and you'll have to put a lot of hard work into term time to pay for it.

When you get a call a week into term from your daughter on her top bunk telling you that the roommate on the bottom bunk now has a boyfriend, on the bottom bunk … there is very little you can say that will make the situation tangibly better.

The National Union of Students today called for the head of the Student Loans Company to resign or be sacked after the publication of official figures revealing that more than 100,000 students are still awaiting their full loan payments a month into term.

Scornful of schooling, she has an autodidact's tendency to be pedantic about things everybody already knows -- and to lapse into term-paper talk.

You can't turn venture capital into "Terms of Endearment".

To say 14 on the Stimpmeter is hard to put into terms.

"It's too devastating to put into terms of profit and loss".

Translated into terms of geology, the eleven people present represented elevenmajor geological periods.