Sentence examples for terms made from inspiring English sources

Mr. Miranda said agreeing to these terms made Puerto Ricans looked like "happy slaves".

Its military terms made the resumption of hostilities virtually impossible for Germany, thus precluding the usual option in armistices.

The initial deadline will be 20 November, when a "stalking horse" bid will be accepted and the terms made known.

They had moved to the neighborhood from Sheepshead Bay in 1995, which in Belle Harbor terms made them newcomers.

Among these, the one which has caused the biggest stir is the Greens' proposal to change copyright terms (made on p61, in its "Information and Digital Rights" section).

Its terms made Puerto Ricans United States citizens, although they cannot vote in national elections and are represented in Congress by a nonvoting commissioner.

SHORT sharp terms make big points clear.

These harmonic terms make the solution rapidly converge.

Suffocating bureaucracy and onerous contract terms make life difficult.

The 11 consecutive life terms make parole improbable.

Those terms make the lines of debate seem clearer than they were, says Maier.