Sentence examples for terms for our from inspiring English sources

These will be the main terms for our clothing of the future".

A Carlsberg UK spokesman said: "Payment terms for our suppliers are clear and are agreed as part of ongoing commercial conversations, with smaller suppliers often given beneficial terms".

He then identified his terms for our surrender: the removal of Jews from Palestine and the end of America's interference with Iraq.

It is the EU's clout in signing trade deals worldwide, worth $24tn already, which is opening up new markets on strong terms for our companies.

"We've been able to improve the terms for our members since the company first announced their proposed cuts," Mr. Horwitz said.

"Samsung has at all times remained committed to fair, reasonable and nondiscriminatory licensing terms for our wireless standards-related patents," Mr. Gore said.

As a leading spokesfrog I feel the need to reclaim the term for our community.

We have no equivalent term for our North Sea experience, but let me suggest one: a scandal.

You may come up with a new term for our treasured golf glossary.

The benefits outweigh the costs, but only in the short term for our school-age kids.

Scholars have a term for our fascination with the science fiction of the past: they call it "retrofuturism".