Sentence examples for term must be from inspiring English sources
The politically acceptable term must be "Automaton-American".
If last season was one of transition for the Carson club, this term must be one of fruition.
But Mr Brown's emphasis on "stability" and "growth" in the first term must be allowed its share of the credit.
Even Milfs know it, which goes to show how well-worn the term must be, what with mothers generally being so passe and unattractive.
A primary, followed by a special election, to complete Ms. Tauscher's term must be held within 126 days of the governor setting the date.
It took decades of hard campaigning to get refugees protected under international law and "the term must be preserved as a legal status for those fleeing persecution".
The SMMT's chief executive, Christopher Macgowan, expressed concern at the prospect of a "budget-by-budget bidding war" on road tax: "Stability, certainty and long-term must be the watchwords when changing sensitive tax instruments.
The terms must be legal, certain, and possible of performance.
Before it will even consider doing so, however, the U.N.'s terms must be fully met.
These shortcomings notwithstanding, "Jazz," judged on its own terms, must be accounted a success.
