Sentence examples for through a terms from inspiring English sources

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

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

These are conducted through a term called "blended learning" or outside the teaching space education.

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.

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

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

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.

So is it 60percentt of the way through a term?

Barack Obama had completed about 75percentt of his second term when McConnell invoked this "principle". So is it 60percentt of the way through a term?

It's sort of like bullshitting your way through a term paper by inventing the references you cite, but in this case, it's a federal crime.

The trainee is given the same assessment half-way through a term as a feedback and learning assessment.