Sentence examples for terms and make from inspiring English sources
We wanted to be able to dictate terms and make it as tough on them as possible".
He did, after all, bid on search terms and make his money on advertisements on his site.
Just as before, if you have to turn something upside down, it's better to combine the terms, and make it one tiny little fraction.
And if we left the EU, we'd be able to negotiate on our own terms and make much better deals for me!
Now, I would sift through the shelves of medical terms and make order of them; I could remain unmoved by a flashy surgeon's sales pitch.
The banks' job was to write up the terms and make the deal happen, irrespective of whether the bankers thought it was a good idea.
Mr. Trump is, however, comfortable speaking in pugilistic terms and making sport of his rivals.
It indicates that women are defining success in their own terms and making their own choices.
The Gipper cut discretionary non-defence spending by 13.5% in real terms and made an effort to overhaul entitlements.
It's made them feel more on equal terms and made the men feel less secure, less the master of everything".
This is an aggressively modern-dress production that sees the play in political terms and makes full use of TV screens, videos, microphones and machine-guns.
