Sentence examples for term fell from inspiring English sources

Mr. Johnson's prison term fell in the middle of the 37- to 46-month range suggested by nonbinding federal sentencing guidelines.

If he had left on Sunday for Jakarta and Canberra as the central domestic project of his term fell apart in the Capitol, it would have been seen by many as a strategic mistake.

He was initially refused a loan to buy his home in a 60-year-old Yubari housing project because his four-year term mayoral term fell short of the five-year stable employment outlook required for new mortgages.

"People would write me letters: 'What about this?' 'What about that?' I'd just type and send it off and people would write me back and say, 'How did you know?' " That technique — it was once called channeling, although the term fell away as New Age became more mainstream — is still a favorite in the Hay House family.

As former finance minister Alexei Kudrin reminded Putin during the president's annual call-in show in April, the 7% annual GDP growth at the end of his first presidential term fell to just 0.6% in 2014, and the country's economy is expected to enter recession this year.

O'Toole, who is Rovers' top scorer this term, fell out of favour at League One Colchester last season and arrived at the Memorial Stadium on loan in January.

In the short term, falling oil prices also contributed to Wall Street's good mood.

Revenue in North America, flat in dollar terms, fell by 6.8percentt when converted to British pounds.

This was primarily because the value of its overseas sales in dollar terms fell as the currency continued to appreciate.

But most years in the first half of terms fell short of that total, and just half of the third years went up by that much.

The three categories of GO terms fell predominantly into one or two sub-categories.