Sentence examples for on that term from inspiring English sources
"It's up to them to put some flesh on that term".
Students who fail to graduate because their thesis wasn't submitted in time will have to register for the following term, get on that term's degree list, and graduate at the end of it.
Wagner wrote "music dramas" (even though some modern Wagner scholars now cast cold water on that term); Brahms composed symphonies built firmly on the sonata form.
In any event, at the current price of roughly $3 for the "flowers" search term, Mr. McCann said he would probably sit out the bidding on that term, at least.
On Rants and Raves, a Craigslist forum, you can gauge the national Craigslist community's take on budget issues, with a search on that term, or tune into discussions about a particular politician or business.
"I've softened my views on that term.
"People should plan on that, personally and professionally, and city officials should plan on that in terms of their budgeting".
Not the search results page on YouTube for that term.
No one seems to agree on what that term actually means.
It is dawning on millions that the term middle class might be a misnomer.
The Third failed, of course – at least on the terms that Haley had set.
