Sentence examples for term with her from inspiring English sources
"I ran for my second term with her — incredible!" he said.
Accompanying the author while she comes to term with her mother is thrilling, if harrowing.
The girl was black or Hispanic and was at full term, with her umbilical cord and placenta still attached, he said.
At best, Park will limp on to the end of her term with her power severely undermined at a time of slowing economic growth, rising unemployment and tensions with North Korea.
Ms. Clark, leader of the Labor Party, will be seeking her third three-year term, with her strongest challenge expected to come from the conservative National Party, headed by Don Brash, a former banker.
As Chancellor Angela Merkel, known for her insistence on fiscal rectitude, negotiates for her third term with her only viable coalition partner, the Social Democrats, she is being pushed to accept a range of leftist policies that would sharply increase government spending.
It's about her coming to terms with her problems.
Ms. Lauture is slowly coming to terms with her injuries.
A. She does come to terms with her shopping.
Biles has come to terms with her change of allegiance.
It took some time, though, for her parents to come to terms with her profession.
