Sentence examples for term for taking from inspiring English sources
Every term more students "intermit" – the Cambridge term for taking some time out.
Mr. Joseph said he is no longer "juicing," a slang term for taking steroids, but had just finished a 10-week cycle of doses.
Meanwhile, a former mayor of Camden, Milton Milan, a Democrat, is serving an 87-month term for taking bribes; the mayor of Paterson, Martin G. Barnes, is under indictment; and Sara B. Bost, the mayor of Irvington and a Democrat, was indicted on similar corruption charges this month.
"City break", of course, being basically a vague term for "taking Instagrams on a bridge".
In fact, there's an actual medical term for taking part in any activity that distracts you from feeling "stressed, anxious, angry, or sad": opposite action.
However, despite his denials, Olmert may yet have an additional eight-months added onto his prison term for taking bribes from American businessman Morris "Moshe" Talansky.
Two Northwestern basketball players were sentenced to jail terms for taking bribes to fix a number of Big Ten games in 1995.
Mr Cameron's latest terms for taking part have been set out in a letter from his director of communications, Craig Oliver, to Sue Inglish, chairwoman of the broadcasters' leaders' debates committee.
On November 22nd, a court in Darwin sentenced five Indonesian fishermen to two-year prison terms for taking boat people to Australia; another 60 crewmen are facing charges.The arrivals, and the government's response, have sparked a fresh debate about Australia's immigration policy.
As the program is designed now, there is not enough long-term vision for taking into account how coal production on these lands impacts the environment or how to hold companies accountable for clean up needed after they mine.
Going the KarJenner (and Sarah Palin?!) route by plugging pricey "health" products that boast a quick fix for weight loss amplifies false hope, eating disorder culture, and the message that we don't need a long-term plan for taking care of ourselves.
