Sentence examples for term has gotten from inspiring English sources

"I think the term has gotten its legs because of Janelle Monáe," King Britt says.

At parties and lunches, in the lobby and in the press, the suddenly conventional wisdom is that Mr Blair's second term has got off to a "slow start".There are sound reasons for a re-elected government to bide its timeHas it?

Seed terms have gotten much better, but I still find Series A (and beyond) term sheets frustrating.

Fireworks, in real terms, have got a lot cheaper and are now in demand all year round, partly for religious festivals and partly just for general exuberance.

"This is the first president ever reelected to a second term who has gotten a smaller percentage of the vote and a smaller vote in the electoral college the second time around," Rove said.

Richard Primack, Professor of Biology at Boston University studies timing in nature (phenology) and says spring is arriving earlier all over New England, where the long term weather has gotten 1-2 degrees (F) warmer over the last 150 years.

With the economy showing signs of growth, juggling the competing demands for short-term deficits and long-term deficit reduction has gotten much harder for Mr. Obama and his allies in Congress.

Long term care insurance has gotten a bad reputation because insurers have been raising premiums on existing policies.

"Bank loans look good in the medium term, but the market has gotten ahead of itself," Ms. Gaffney said.

That short-term attitude is what has gotten a whole lot of social game studios into trouble.

So I'm just getting out of a long-term relationship, and man, dating has gotten weird!