Sentence examples for term about the from inspiring English sources

Without doing that, he said she couldn't think long term about the school.

In truth, Mr. Albrecht is thinking really long term about "The Sopranos".

Actually, you know, I invented a good term about the Russian society to come.

Moreover, there is little the authorities can do in the short term about the other side of the property equation: supply.

"What we're seeing is some skittishness from investors in the near term about the prospects of war with Iraq," said Kevin Caron, market strategist at Ryan, Beck & Company.

When a young white woman was attacked in Central Park in 1989, Theroux himself used the same term about the alleged perpetrators in a letter to a man he believed had risen to their defense.

The justices decided 67 cases last term, about half the number in an average year two decades ago.

"We're thinking long-term about the fastest-growing country in the world for the internet," Terry S. Semel, Yahoo's chairman and chief executive, said in a telephone interview.

They talked in "broad terms" about the issue.

They speak in apocalyptic terms about the rise of China and the decline of American education.

He talks in uplifting terms about the promise of American life.