Sentence examples for term it with from inspiring English sources

Yet the surfaces of nearly half of all NEAs appear fresh, as scientists term it, with no effects of space weathering.

"This is further exacerbated by the preferential terms it agrees with suppliers.

"I don't know if I'll ever come to terms with it, it has been such a dramatic change.

In beauty terms, it all starts with Chanel No5.

Well, you shouldn't forget it, but you have to come to terms with it, to live with it calmly.

You have to ride it out; submit to it, come to terms with it.

"I don't think I'll ever come to terms with it, personally, because it was such a big thing.

Now I have come to terms with it, I realize it's a wonderful inheritance.

So I'm coming to terms with it all by thinking of it as a style decision.

To help come to terms with it, he said, we experiment with horror.

"Fashion has yet to come to terms with it" — or for that matter, with nonstandard sizing.