Sentence examples for once a term from inspiring English sources
Once a term is "revealed," there is an "immediate need... for re-coinage".
About once a term, he muses about the conflict from the bench.
"It comes out once a term and its articles by examiners are particularly helpful".
The court appoints outside lawyers to make orphaned arguments about once a term, though typically in minor cases.
Birmingham City Mission has been delivering Christian Acts of Collective Worship at Oldknow, once a term, since 2006.
The answer is round the corner on Primrose Hill, where every one of the school's 220 pupils is preparing for a cross-country run: the once-a-term endurance event that's now a fixed feature of school life.
In addition, as GO terms are hierarchical, once a GO term is assigned to a protein, its parents should be automatically assigned.
Roots, a Rastafarian who once served a term in prison for drugs possession, was making a living from selling his sauce at carnivals until he was spotted by Jones in Dragons' Den two years ago.
President Kirchner did not explain his decision to forgo running for re-election which, under Argentina's constitution, the incumbent president may do once following a term in office.
"If and when he announces approval of Keystone, he has a once-in-a-term teachable moment on climate".
