Sentence examples for term finishes from inspiring English sources
It's a bit of a weird time when the university term finishes for Christmas.
As part of a deal, he has agreed to step down when his term finishes in 2016.
Mr Greenspan's fourth four-year term finishes in June 2004, just before the presidential election, a tricky time for George Bush to name a replacement.
Neville will live here now as if here permanently: when term finishes in two weeks' time his daughters and his wife will join him.
Mr Abbott declined to accept her resignation, asking that she stay on until her term finishes in March.Mr Shorten is a lawyer and a former head of the Australian Workers Union, one of the country's most powerful.
Whatever your guess, add a few percentage points after the presumptive Republican nominee said he would probably ditch Janet Yellen as chair of the US Federal Reserve when her first term finishes in 2018.
His term finished last year.
Most of the youngsters started work on their nine- or 10-week placements the moment their university term finished and earn about £800 a week for their toil.
The term finishing includes all the mechanical and chemical processes employed commercially to improve the acceptability of the product, except those procedures directly concerned with colouring.
Of course, measuring all of this is difficult as the figures shift according to genre and the meaning of the term "finishing a game".
GWS added seven more majors in the final term, finishing with a club record 20 for the game, though they finished three points shy of their biggest ever score, also achieved against Carlton in 2015.
