Sentence examples for of your terms from inspiring English sources
In other words, for all you nativists out there, I'll use one of your terms to explain: I am proud to be a mackerel snapper.
Which of your terms is most hotly negotiated?
When it comes to divorce and your money, if you work out the details of your terms before you sign the final agreement, your transition to an independent and empowered future will be smooth.
"And" means all your terms must be present for the result to show; "or" means that any of your terms can be present in a result.
"You take the last day of your term, New Year's Eve, and then you resign.
Q. You're referring to the end of your term next year?
You are losing the gavel because of your term limits as chairman.
On how Mr. Johnson can achieve big reforms: "In the early part of your term, do the hard things," Mr. Bloomberg advised.
In such cases, you would have good pragmatic reasons to change the meaning of your term (Jackson 1998a, 44 6, 53 4).
And to change your judgment about a purely hypothetical case would be to change the meaning of your term (Jackson 1998a, 44 46).
The prospect that you will remain in office to the end of the of your term is becoming increasingly unlikely.
