Sentence examples for term with a from inspiring English sources

It is an unfortunate term, with a tinge of sentimentality.

As the court said, "compassionate grounds" is a term with a wide meaning.

"I've done relationship counselling," he says, loading the term with a suitable irony.

He began his term with a program for finding the long-sought Arab-Israeli solution.

The White House's politicos don't want to start a second term with a fiscal crisis.

Thomas made the point last term with a characteristic burst of anger.

I showed up at Chelsea on the first day of term with a suitcase, and a copy of Loot.

Mr. McGreevey likens starting his term with a gaping budget hole to "waking up to the bell".

Wells was easily best afield before he hobbled off in the second term with a sore ankle.

The president is popularly elected for a five-year term (with a maximum of two consecutive terms).

He is starting the second half of his first term with a new staff and new focus.