Sentence examples for terms was a from inspiring English sources

So to win three full terms was a staggering achievement.

That said, the decision to allow Mr Stickler's secondment on these terms was a serious mistake.

Israeli conservatives were wary, sensing that Obama, in their terms, was a leftist, sympathetic to the Palestinian cause.

Among the terms was a requirement that libraries put their own technology in place to block commercial search services other than Google, he said.

The result in political and financial terms was a disaster, symbolised by executives of three rolling-stock firms handed the most obscene profits on a plate.

The study by auction website eBay claimed that most of the money spent buying up search terms was a waste of time and had little effect on sales.

The terms are a little imprecise.

But those terms are a lie, too.

Medical, scientific and economic terms are a case in point.

But these, in footballing terms, were a while ago.

"Kettering, in non-league terms, is a big club.