Sentence examples for saying in terms from inspiring English sources

The SNP are saying, in terms: tomorrow belongs to us.

"But I know what you're saying in terms of everything dying down a little bit.

"They are saying in terms of religion it is a problem and we have to stop it.

Mr. Jennings's spokesman, Bob Van Amburgh, denied any plot, saying, "In terms of any kind of mayoral involvement, nothing could be further from the truth".

A video clip then shows Mr. Obama saying, "In terms of my toughness, look, first of all, I come from Chicago".

I'm just saying, in terms of the speed of change in breakfast television, this is almost too early to have this conversation".

"We won", he said in terms that brooked no denial.

Ashbery says in terms of short-term career development the Auden link was of limited value.

Pardew said: "In terms of the big players, again we have not sold anybody.

Less dangerous, he said, "in terms of its impact on the individual consumer.

To applause, the mayor said, "In terms of response and transparency, I have concerns".