Sentence examples for terms until the from inspiring English sources

She lived life on her own terms until the very end.

By all accounts, Christians and Jews had been on relatively good terms until the 11th century.

A fierce competitor in bridge well into her nineties, she lived life on her own terms until the end.

He is among a block of unsigned first-round picks and may not agree to terms until the negotiation dominoes begin to fall and his value is established.

"We have agreed terms until the end of the season and then, immediately after the final ball is kicked, we can reassess and look at a longer term deal".

We could permit each newly elected president to appoint 50 members of the House and 10 members of the Senate, all to serve four-year terms until the next presidential election.

Because of the large autocorrelations within the hospitalization data, we added autoregressive terms until all the PACF coefficients at the first 30 lag days were < 0.1.

Amazingly, UCITA lets companies hide outrageous terms until after the sellers get your money even when you buy on the Web and advance disclosure is easy.

Abbott recently extended Beazley's term until the end of 2016.

That would get the economy through the short term, until the end of the year.

We should avoid reflexive use of this term until the historical dust has settled.