Sentence examples for of a term from inspiring English sources

In Ireland it's more of a term of affection.

I'd never heard of a term applied to nonfiction: irmus.

It provided course credit upon completion of a term paper.

They document the history of a term from its earliest to its most recent recorded usage".

"Eco-tourism is more of a term for the marketer," he said.

"The Figaro really became, for want of a term, plastic," she said.

Commutation, in law, shortening of a term of punishment or lowering of the level of punishment.

"I can't remember when you've had this many cases at the end of a term".

As a corollary, visit several classes the first week or two of a term.

This is the most general sense of a term that can be difficult to define.

Each administration, over the course of a term, is steadily shaped by its president, by his character, personality and priorities.