Sentence examples for term had from inspiring English sources

The second term had begun.

From the start, the term had onerous and supernatural connotations.

He talks about the K.G.B as if the term had glamour.

True, he was also exploiting the Japanophobia that his first term had fanned.

Until then, the term had referred to the cold winds blowing down from the Korean Peninsula.

Even before Mr. Steel arrived that term had begun to lose its pertinence.

The term had international currency by 1967 when LeWitt published his influential "Sentences on Conceptual Art".

His ambition for a third term had also alienated his once-loyal Western backers.

Mr Yar'Adua, from the far-northern state of Katsina, died before his first term had ended.

Ronald Reagan's first term had been dedicated to restoring America's self-confidence.

I believe firmly that we would have won a 16th term had we decided to run".