Sentence examples for term of was from inspiring English sources

Marcus Clarke's His Natural Life (1874; the antecedent phrase For the Term of was inserted without authority after his death) is the first novel regarded as an Australian classic.

Commissioned by the Australian Journal to write a serial about convict life, Clarke produced his masterwork, His Natural Life (also known as For the Term of His Natural Life, but the antecedent For the Term of was inserted without authority after his death), the story of Rufus Dawes, a man falsely convicted of a crime, who falls into the degradation of the convict world.

"It's both a task in terms of being a communicator, and a task in term of being a decider".

"In terms of: are we all dying?

In terms of being screwed, he was hardly alone.

Think in terms of being "excited" rather than "nervous".

Consider the detriment in terms of being the wrong target.

Yet Herbert Hoover was perhaps, in terms of being a humanitarian, one of our most humanitarian presidents".

"She's the best of the group in terms of being a detective," Black points out.

But certainly it's helped us out in terms of being part of the debates".

He is going to be pretty busy in terms of being an ambassador".