Sentence examples for through a term from inspiring English sources

Some mayors have smiled through a term or two to hide their frustration.

He won a vote of confidence by the electoral college in January 2004; that allowed him to continue as president through a term that expires next month.

"We are midway through a term, there's lot of work to be done, but I think we are on a good path.

Deciding that wasn't for him, he returned to America and drifted through a term or so at Ursinus College in Collegeville, Pa.

Those like me who have lived through a term of BJP government (1998-2004) know that Narendra Modi, the prime ministerial candidate – revered and reviled in almost equal measure – is only part of the problem; the larger issue is the BJP itself and its disciplinarian, quasi-militant, extreme rightwing outfit, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.

I'd spend hours hunched over books and my laptop in my dorm room or the same cubicle at the library, accumulating a layer of grime and tears as I crammed for an exam or struggled through a term paper.

Anyone who's ever taken a stab at reading through a Terms & Conditions agreement knows that they normally rival the Iliad in length.

They believe in internal purification through metempsychosis, a term referring to the transmigration of souls, according to Encyclopedia Britannica.

But getting there requires sitting through the comedy, a term that in this case is purely categorical.

Strain improvement through evolutionary engineering, a term first coined by Butler et al.

When they take place halfway through a presidential term, they are known as mid-term elections.