Sentence examples for term or a from inspiring English sources

Is it for short term or a stop-gap?

Under Singapore law, he faces a jail term or a fine, or both.

As users type, Chrome figures out whether a term represents a search term or a Web site address.

She later faced a five year jail term or a £3,100 fine, for manipulating electronic data.

Potential renters can search the site for a rental for the short term or a for the Memorial Day to Labor Day season.

The exit process will take around four years, so the US would be on its own in time for Trump's second term or a new president's first.

It can be a simple coinage, a complex fusion of more than one term, or a slight improvement on an existing word.

The Erasmus programme allows young people studying in Birmingham to spend a term or a year in Berlin at no extra expense.

The remaining three independents will now decide whether Labor governs for a second three-year term or a conservative Liberal party-led coalition forms the next administration after the 21 August elections failed to deliver a majority for any party.

Petr Pavlensky, the artist who this week nailed his scrotum to Red Square cobbles in protest at Russia's descent into a "police state", faces a prison term or a fine.

According to her husband, she is also facing a separate trial on a charge of not wearing the hijab, for which she might receive another sentence that could be a prison term or a fine.