Sentence examples for term that they from inspiring English sources

They didn't like the term that they were racist.

With most of them, you're forever on tenterhooks (a term that they, unlike me, can probably define).

"They've got good businesses and products, and managements who have demonstrated, long term, that they can deliver.

If you ask Fletcher or his twin brother, Wyatt, they'll say that their genre is "vada vada," a term that they made up.

"I feel like sometimes when people describe music as confessional, it's a term that they relegate to female artists," she said.

A few years ago, U.S. Department of Defense contractors began speaking anxiously about the String of Pearls, a term that they had devised to warn of China's strategic maritime expansion throughout South Asia.

Once they have come to terms with that, they will be happy".

Many believe the solutions required are so long-term that they will only be delivered through a degree of cross-party consensus.

Republicans have not set forth terms that they want.

This makes investors willing to accept terms that they would once have found intolerable.

"Middle-class actors won't be able to survive under the terms that they have offered".