Sentence examples for original term from inspiring English sources
If she wins, she faces another election in 2012, when Mrs. Clinton's original term officially expires.
(This version of "Ol' Man River" substituted the "colored folks" for the more offensive original term).
(This explains the original term for passive immunization, which is serum therapy).
Fluxion, in mathematics, the original term for derivative, introduced by Isaac Newton in 1665.
The ruling means that Mr. Peterson's original term of two years' probation and 300 hours of community service remains undisturbed.
The original term, which has its roots in the Greek verb for speaking, described a heroic story of oral origin.
The original term seems so appropriately descriptive of Trump's behaviour, however, that it seems a shame to let it go to waste.
You can go back to your original term the next year and there's never a penalty for paying off principal early.
And so, a parliament without a cohesive majority needed to quickly elect a new President before Napolitano's original term ran out.
The government demands that First Nations trade away – or in the original term, to "extinguish" – their rights to 95% of their traditional territory.
"The original term meant a shared experience of a virtual world in which a computer simulation intervened in the sensory-motor loop," says Mr Lanier.
