Sentence examples for term with that from inspiring English sources

"There are a lot of quality spinners in England at the moment and I wouldn't be looking too much in the short term with that.

Administrators warn: Take extra precautions as you return to school, especially this term with that potential third wave.

Yet, if the team seems familiar, the Belgian is a changed man even from the player who finished last term with that eye-catching burst of form – before his hamstring twanged.

The League One side have won only one of their 10 league fixtures this term, with that coming on the opening day, and currently sit third from bottom in the table with five points.

So let's show what Campbell says in his introduction about how much was achieved in the first term: It is often said that we didn't do enough in the first term, with that huge parliamentary majority and the hopes that had created it.

While the term "scally" has been used in the region to denote working-class youths with a penchant for violence and criminal behaviour for decades, most of the fetishists I spoke to associate the term with that specific scene and era.

I think he's come to terms with that.

I'd totally come to terms with that.

You have to come to terms with that.

I don't know how you come to terms with that.

He and the rest of the world are still coming to terms with that.