Sentence examples for this term has been from inspiring English sources

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said recently that this term has been "more than usually taxing".

This term has been widely regarded as "theoretical poison ivy" by mainstream cosmologists until recently, Robert P. Kirshner writes in "The Extravagant Universe".

It was reported that during that time, Wrigglesworth identified Mahrez, who with 14 goals this term has been among the stand-out players in Leicester's remarkable season.

The Leicester manager also confirmed winger Anthony Knockaert, who has made just eight Premier League appearances this term, has been offered a new contact.

This term has been a struggle and Brown, despite taking points off Chelsea and Manchester City last month, has now paid the price.

This term has been used in recent years but became huge this summer following its repeated use in pop songs and by large numbers of (mainly) young men.

A solitary shot on target felt a miserable return for a team who, earlier this term, had been the great entertainers.

However, his first-team opportunities this term have been restricted, with Celtic unbeaten in the Scottish Premiership.

Villa's only other previous wins at Villa Park this term had been 2-1 league victories over Leicester last month and against Hull in August.

The defining purpose of this government's term has been fixing the battered public services it inherited.

This overly cautious term has been removed.