Sentence examples for terms when from inspiring English sources

Use the more specific terms when they apply.

In one 1975 study, women were described in more appealing terms when their pupils were larger.

You shall be legally bound by these terms when GNM sends You a countersigned Term Sheet.

Armstrong uses baseball terms when he speaks of the mechanics of the sack.

He expressed his disappointment in diplomatic but unmistakable terms when it went the other way.

"That might be right," says Reich, "but I wasn't thinking in those terms when working.

"Taken care of," "having work done" -- we now use home-maintenance terms when referring to surgery.

Benn signalled this in more diplomatic terms when he said he had not been muzzled.

Avoid peak times – weekends, school holidays and half terms – when admission charges are higher.

New, sometimes more onerous terms when accounts are sold to another company.

Kellogg did not reveal the terms when it announced the purchase in June.