Sentence examples for term of which from inspiring English sources

It's a term of which EL Doctorow ­disapproves.

Mr. Price got a six-year term, of which he served four and a half years.

He was convicted of a drug-trafficking charge and received a three-year prison term, of which he served 31 months.

Finally we have the combination of modernist aesthetics and what might broadly be called "popular culture" – a term of which Lethem is rightly suspicious.

Wigan Athletic sacked him after his latest conviction, an 18-month jail term, of which he served nine months, for sexually assaulting a 20-year-old and causing actual bodily harm.

She wants to shift from the economic-recovery phase of her second term, of which tax cuts are a big part, to "sustainability", her label for various initiatives ranging from promotion of green industry to more investment in education.

It's a binary choice, the terms of which may not be entirely of our making.

The pair later made an out-of-court settlement, the terms of which were not disclosed.

Then came Google, and a million listings (literally) ordered in terms of which are most important.

She analysed the work in terms of which drug he was using.

It was eventually settled out of court, the terms of which were not disclosed.