Sentence examples for term during from inspiring English sources

He did not use this term during the interview.

This is only the second time the US has used the term during an ongoing conflict.

He began his first term during the worst recession in 80 years.

Taken in the short term, during the onset of menopause, it offers relief from hot flashes and other symptoms.

After a stormy term, during which he managed to make enemies and alienate friends, he was turned out of office.

ARMs typically feature a five- or seven-year introductory term, during which the interest rate is fixed.

Despite the ubiquity of the term during this presidential campaign, it's hard to say what, exactly, "working class" means.

Endorsing this model, the article continued, was something that "the previous administration of Barack Obama refused to do," despite China's repeated use of the term during bilateral meetings.

The late Harvard economist Alvin Hansen minted this term during the nineteen-thirties, and Lawrence Summers resurrected it a couple of years ago.

Further education colleges are funded on the basis of students in place at three census points (one each term) during the year.

Chinese bloggers have uncovered evidence that someone in Beijing manipulated Google's software to make it more likely to suggest a pornographic search term during a state television broadcast.