Sentence examples for term it ended from inspiring English sources

And even if they were able to implement that change in the short term, it ended the day they left office".

"Who was to tell that a kid who came from Jamaica, to America, to Brooklyn, hood, hustle, dribble, whatever you want to term it, ended up praying three times a day".

"It was a good deal in the short-term but in the long term it ended up not being so good," said a third former Myspace executive close to advertising sales.

I've been reading lots of early American history, and what they used in the first few decades of politics in the new United States springs to mind (although you've got to note the "O" at the end -- a different term than if it ended in "A") -- "The Junto".

Because he is not resigning and plans to serve out his term until it ends in January, there will be no special election, a more comforting prospect to Republican leaders.

Annie O'Leary, editor of the UK's biggest parenting site, Netmums, said: "Cutting breastfeeding services may save money in the short term, but in the long term it will end up costing more.

The repeal legislation created a commission to examine the issue of long-term care, but it ended the appetite of many in Congress to resolve the issue.

If a bank's capital becomes scarce and it needs to tighten its lending terms, it can end up hurting a highly leveraged fund.

"I would term it the end of the beginning, in a way".

A spokesman said the Army had changed its mind after the reservist, State Representative Steve May of Arizona, had promiseded not to seek to extend his term of service when it ends in the spring.

He played over 160 games for the club, but only five of them last term and ended it on loan at Chesterfield.