Sentence examples for term for having from inspiring English sources

Turner was dismissed after the spring term for having lost control of the campus.

Mr. Jin, who is serving a seven-year prison term for having stolen money from his company, MCI Korea, has been cooperating with prosecutors.

However, a third (32%) say the Lib Dems will be better off in the long term for having been in government, while 32% disagree.

The informal term for having a sole vendor is "a single throat to choke," and that is considered a good thing.

Noting that Holland Hall's rooms were all "en suite" (the British term for having a private bath), while many at Mardon had only a sink with a shared bathroom down the hall, I opted for the former and was pleasantly surprised to learn we would be paying only £52.95 a night for the two of us, including an "English breakfast" (everything from cereal to ham and eggs).

Additionally, Casper's very first client in New York had offered more money to bareback, the slang term for having sex without a condom.

"A few" women, the first paragraph indicated, were serving 30-year jail terms for having had abortions.

Mr. Zuckerberg was depicted in breathless, glowing terms for having, in essence, moved money from one pocket to the other.

Some of the language in his first draft did not chime with the 12 youths in the room – terms for having sex range from "having a ting" to "beating someone up".

Insourcing is a term of art for "having people on our payroll do it".

Cordero added the prospect of a fourth term for Morales had provoked a "collective disapproval" among Bolivians, despite recognition of the important transformation he had presided over.