Sentence examples for terms and a from inspiring English sources

We have to learn a different defense and new terms and a new numbering system".

Nonhereditary kings governed Ebla for limited terms, and a council of elders shared in decision making.

It's not just an in/out, the PM has made his commitment to new terms and a new settlement.

United had presented improved terms – and a promise of improved first-team opportunities – to Pogba, but he was not swayed.

They were all handed jail terms and a collective fine of $2m£1.3m3m), increased at their appeal to $6.5m.

Betsy Gotbaum, the city's public advocate, has proposed fixed terms and a chairman other than the chancellor.

In a written statement, Mr. Robb praised Mr. Bush's response in strong terms, and a spokesman for Judge Silberman said that he shared those sentiments.

So what can be done to promote an "Americanisation" of Europe in political terms and a "Europeanisation" of America in social terms?

The threat posed by al-Qaida was described in apocalyptic terms, and a response of an equally massive scale was seen as necessary.

The private equity firms disputed this argument by asserting that the banks were insisting on unreasonable terms and a "take-it-or-leave it" position, constituting anticipatory breach.

'Pop-up relationships' Gen Z term for dating without defining the terms (and a very real reason we need to phase out the idea of pop-ups).