Sentence examples for terms during a from inspiring English sources

Both Franklin D. Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln changed vice presidents between terms during a war; Roosevelt was not the only president to do so.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg put it in simpler terms during a morning radio show, when he noted the plight of high-rise dwellers.

It is normal for profits to fall further than the economy in percentage terms during a downturn, then to recover faster once the recovery begins.

In late June, Representative Dennis J. Kucinich of Ohio put the issue in stark terms during a Democratic presidential debate: "Let's face it, if Darfur had a large supply of oil, this administration would be occupying it right now".

The unity tour began on a day when Mr. Kerry denounced his Republican critics in unusually harsh terms during a conversation with supporters in Chicago when he apparently did not realize he was still wearing a live microphone.

Now he has denied that denial, saying in the clearest possible terms during a news conference on March 20: "Too big to fail is not solved and gone," adding, "It's still here".

Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas), an outspoken conservative, outlined the strategy in some blunt terms during an interview Wednesday on Sean Hannity's radio program.

About three months into his term, during a shakedown following the murder of an inmate, prison officials turned up a makeshift knife in his cell.

They say that someone in Beijing manipulated Google's software to make it more likely to suggest a pornographic search term during a state television broadcast.

In February 2008, Abdeslam Ouaddou, the Moroccan captain of Valenciennes in the French league, confronted a fan of the rival team Metz who had called him a monkey and an inflammatory racial term during a match.

Chinese bloggers have uncovered evidence that someone in Beijing manipulated Google's software to make it more likely to suggest a pornographic search term during a state television broadcast.