Sentence examples for term so it from inspiring English sources

"But this was exactly what we wanted, and we were thinking we would be here for the long term, so it was the right decision".

The government could never find a reason to imprison me for the long term, so it has yet to get rid of me completely.

Luckily, the local schools had not yet returned for the autumn term, so it was an ideal and unique end-of-the-holidays treat.

In the past, albeit under pressure, shadow chancellor Ed Balls has admitted that his five-point stimulus would require higher borrowing in the short term, so it was not clear why Miliband refused to make the same admission.

"The only government that hasn't had one is our own in the first term, so it has come more as shock to us to have a second-term slump".

"It's not my experience that private equity companies care about long-term value, because they're not in it for the long term, so it just wasn't in my nature to stay on," said Alan Newman, who started Seventh Generation, a distributor of household and personal care products, in 1988 and helped found Magic Hat, a beer company, in 1994.

Freed from the influence of Rome, the nation now had to define itself on its own terms – so it turned to the past to do it.

(S.E.I.D. seems to me the most descriptive term, so I'll use it here).

Therefore, it was not reactionary, unless we use that term so loosely it no longer defines the people it was coined to describe.

It is top-heavy near term so that it falls forward and, because of the large bowel on the left side, rotates to the right.

But if the euro will have to wait for the third term, so be it.