Sentence examples for term of his from inspiring English sources
He believes not in truth but in "truthiness," a term of his own invention.
Markowitz is now running for a third term of his own, virtually unopposed.
He has a five-year time horizon — the term of his contract with Cushman.
That could cost George millions of dollars over the term of his next contract.
The Irishman, Paul Wilson Dorman, came to the United States in 1996 and stayed beyond the term of his visa.
The judge said Hinckley could be returned to the hospital if he violates the term of his "convalescent leave".
He pledged, for example, to cut income tax by 5% by September, and by a third within the five-year term of his new presidency.
Indeed, his 12-year tenure seems in many ways a continuation of the 14-year term of his Socialist predecessor, François Mitterrand.
And that yearning to be America's lifeguard helps explain Reagan's thinking in the Iran-contra affair, which darkened the second term of his presidency.
Once a narcissist, always a narcissist — but then, I didn't have to "wrangle" him, to use the telling term of his long-suffering collaborator Jorge Calderon.
He might relish being "a punter" (a favourite term of his), but he's also a quintessentially English enthusiast for cinema, best known for the Bridget Jones films.
