Sentence examples for into the term from inspiring English sources

I'm ten weeks into the term now and it has been hard.

"You've really improved," his roommate told him, six weeks into the term.

Marian Mc Evoy, the editor in chief of House Beautiful, agreed, suggesting that people have bought into the term "lifestyle".

Up in our room one evening, several weeks into the term, I watched Cesar roll bits of brown bread, filched from the dining room, into pea-size balls.

It is scheduled to remain on display through February, and thus into the term of the next president, presuming, of course, that his identity is known by then.

Six weeks into the term of Gov. Bobby Jindal, an extensive package of ethics bills was approved here this week, signaling a shift in the political culture of a state proud of its brazen style.

I think you would actually have to have something written into the terms and conditions to give the borrower the right to charge interest.

Sports Direct has already said Ashley will lead a review into the terms and conditions of the company's agency workers in 2016.

It's also worth putting some thought into the terms of the standby trust for your children.

Target had offered to buy Casper for $1 billion earlier this year, but apparently Casper wasn't into the terms of the deal.

That gave him the opportunity to probe into the terms of the settlement, which was announced the same day the SEC filed suit.