Sentence examples for starting this term from inspiring English sources

To hold it is to have faith that starting this term, everything will be different.

But he has struggled for a place since starting this term with a groin injury.

The president has been on his own "ally tour," starting this term with a trip to Israel and continuing through last month's visit to Saudi Arabia.

Ms. Ross, who started this term as Gov. George Pataki's running mate, has no administrative experience and a history that suggests she has little ability to handle staff.

Yet Giroud, who has made only seven Premier League starts this term, has yet to hear from the director Marina Granovskaia as to whether that will be taken up.

For now, Mr Abe is merely suggesting the statement should be reviewed.In fact, Mr Abe has started this term in office, as he did his first short stint from 2006, by appearing quite conciliatory to Japan's neighbours.

This was a 10th match in succession without a clean sheet and the central defensive partnership of David Luiz and Gary Cahill, so often a first-choice pairing given Terry's regular absences, has yielded 20 goals in the 10 games they have started this term.

American international Scully, 26, has made 16 appearances, including 13 starts this term.

Jason Parisi, from Leighton Buzzard in Bedfordshire, has started this term at Yale and talks enthusiastically about his experiences.

A former England Saxons hooker, the majority of Vickers's 20 starts this term have come at loose-head prop.

Brown was ever-present during last season's League Two campaign and started this term in the same way.