Sentence examples for terms for some from inspiring English sources

There are special terms for some of these possibilities.

The governor proposes shorter prison terms for some offenders and reduced sentences for some inmates.

These cases resulted in millions in fines, as well as prison terms for some on Wall Street.

Accordion, side, box, inverted, sunburst, air-tuck, Van Dyke, and crystal are trade terms for some pleat designs.

He had a furious row with his publishers, who tried to persuade him to substitute Latin terms for some of his sexual vocabulary.

"We are not convinced that improvements to the terms for some consumers would be cancelled out by worse terms at the time an account is opened".

It isn't about blaming men, or about embracing feminism, which remains a toxic term for some women.

For example, the repayment term for some federal student loans, like the Stafford and PLUS parental loan programs, can be extended to as long as 30 years.

Though nest is a generous term for some of the open-air, ledge-based homes created between April and late July each year.

MILEAGE AND STRESS -- Then there are shinsplints, a nonspecific catchall term for some injuries that strike the lower leg, primarily because of too much mileage.

Provided he can stay fit, Ramsey is beginning to show his true value after being on the receiving end of criticism last term for some indifferent displays.