Sentence examples for term to do from inspiring English sources

I did not seek a second term to do small things.

"I did not seek a second term to do small things," he said.

It is possible that "diversity" will ultimately prove too weak a term to do all that is asked of it.

I could not return to school (in those days you had to stay for an extra term to do Oxbridge entrance) if I was getting married.

Traditionally, we've elected somebody to a term and they have that term to do things and then explain why it's the right thing to do, and to prove it's the right thing to do before they have to face the voters again.

Given that the legal use of dominium referred to property ownership and not to the authority to govern, it seems odd that Wyclif used the term to do so much more.

He gave up his half-term to do the training.

He would need to change AK's rule of a maximum of three terms to do so.

He's also thrown down the gauntlet to the Tories, and said that he needs two terms to do it.

And I began to feel that I understood that language well enough, on my own terms, to do without the titles.

It is easy to frame the current Fox hunt solely in personal terms to do with friendship, moral support and, perhaps, mutual favours.