Sentence examples for those terms for from inspiring English sources

No Giants team has been thought of in those terms for 14 seasons.

We'll spare you those terms for now; check out some turtle shell pictures below (from the UCMP collections).

It's one of those terms for which it's hard to find a single definition that reflects its wider purpose and the many forms it takes within the higher education sector.

More inventive clue writers quickly spotted that it's one of those terms for which a promising approach is via what these little pests actually do, rather than a straight biological definition.

The parliamentary party was very different from that of the 90s, Eustice said, adding: "If it is a vote to leave, he is going to need people like me to try to help him negotiate those terms for leaving.

The definition of interests in real property set forth in § 1.856-3(c) of this chapter and the definition of real property set forth in § 1.856-3 d) of this chapter apply to define those terms for purposes of paragraph (d) of this section.

We concentrated on those terms relevant for goal-setting and problem solution applied in spatial prioritisation within the biogeographical component of SCP.

Under those terms, SolarCity pays for installing and maintaining the system in return for monthly payments for the electricity generated.

Runners who do not qualify under those terms can apply for tourist visas.

But the stress is on solitude rather than strength, however related those terms necessarily are for Bloom.

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