Sentence examples for is going to term from inspiring English sources

We were, it turned out, the first middle-class generation to be judged, almost en masse, "elderly primigravida" – that is, going to term with a first pregnancy over the age of 35.

"Next term is going to be the term of the century," said Thomas C. Goldstein, a leading Supreme Court advocate and the publisher of Scotusblog.

"The impact from the tax is going to be short term," Ueno said.

But he added, "Icon is going to dictate the terms".

Germany is going to dictate the terms.

This term is going to be unimportant compared to this term.

"Quick in this case is going to be a relative term," Leibovitz said in court last week.

"This is going to be a one-term president.

It is going to be a short-term issue.

This is going to be a long-term commitment and we should go at it together.

"This is going to be a long-term project," McEnroe said of the Johnny Mac Tennis Project.