Sentence examples for terms that when from inspiring English sources

While children will always see parents, divorced or not, as "Mom and Dad," they need to know, in no uncertain terms, that when either parent decides to marry again, they have a new life together with another person.

The text occasionally includes highlighted ballet terms that, when tapped, yield a printed and narrated explanation of the term.

This shows how adaptable public services have been so far, and, the fact that, in historic terms, that when retrenchment began they were relatively fully funded.

The majority opinion, by Justice David Souter, explains in straightforward terms that when Congress allowed employers to make defenses based on "reasonable factors other than age," it required the employers to come up with the proof to support them.

Then realising I was deadly serious, she gave me a huge hug, took me aside and explained in frank and honest terms that when I started my period I would bleed for days "down there", so would have to wear protection.

Meana made clear, during our conversations in a casino bar and on the U.N.L.V. campus, that she was speaking in general terms, that, when it comes to desire, "the variability within genders may be greater than the differences between genders," that lust is infinitely complex and idiosyncratic.

As Dan Glaister has already commented, US politicos have to come up with another name for the day they have dubbed "Super Duper Tuesday", a term that when uttered will turn serious political commentators into Disney characters on speed.

In layman's terms, that's when all hell broke loose.

Syntax Knowers (n = 78), who know that multiplication has algebraic precedence over addition, had better perceptual discriminability within algebraic terms; that is, when variables that changed color were separated by multiplication rather than by addition, t 77 = 2.1, p = .036, Cohen's d = 0.24.

In real terms that means that when we're stressed we begin to dislike anyone who isn't exactly like us.

Table 3 shows the GO terms that are significant when both diseases are taken into account in the logistic model (column labelled with "inter").