Sentence examples for term but do from inspiring English sources

We all know the term, but do we really know what it means?

In addition, Mr. Wilson added: "I'll miss Clinton's charisma and the eventfulness of Clinton's term, but do you think George W. Bush is competent or capable of running the country?" He answered no to his own question and said that he might vote for Ralph Nader, the Green Party nominee.

And there are many who do wholeheartedly adopt the term but don't feel like expressing as much on social media.

"I've heard the term but don't care for it," Mathusha, 26, a vegan who lives in Markham, Ontario, told VICE.

Many see an attractive income alternative for the short term, but do not look at the longer term.

The information leaflets for pregnant women describe the situation and options of care (IOL versus watchful waiting) for pregnant women at and beyond term, but do not particularly facilitate a decisional process.

: frequency of the term but doesn't explain beyond that? 1) google is your friend.

Says he will continue to cut taxes in a second term, but does not give specifics.

I took this as a rather derogatory term, but didn't mind, because they ate it up without a fuss.

The CEO knew staying there would be unprofitable in the short term but didn't want to be a "fair weather friend" and so remained in Italy.

In a statement, the NFU president, Peter Kendall, said the announcement gave some hope for the long term, but did not solve the dairy farming issues of today.