Sentence examples for that term of from inspiring English sources

Now, gradually, that term of despair has lifted somewhat and yielded up its survivors.

To call it immortality is to empty that term of any vital significance.

The president has misappropriated that term of art, 'drain the swamp,' and what does he do but have an administration that is wallowing in it".

Maybe the government is breaking that term of service—I don't know.

Maybe the government is breaking that term of service — I don't know.

On the one occasion when a friend at work does use that term of address, it is said with a sour snarl, as if to caution Hallam not to grow up too fast.

A.M.D. said that terms of the settlement had been sealed as part of the agreement.

Am I alone in thinking that terms of endearment should not be used in the office?

Cashman also said that terms of Pettitte's contract were agreed to 10 days before the contract was announced.

But that terms of use only applies to project that launched after October 17, 2014.

GS: That's a bold rule given that terms of services agreements remain dark dens of iniquity.