Sentence examples for through terms of from inspiring English sources

The virus is not just any language, but English, the contagion spread through terms of endearment.

When companies do seek consent, it is typically through terms of service agreements – overly long contracts are full of dense legal language that users are expected to "agree" to without understanding.

Part of this procedure should be to incorporate the community volunteers who deal with households more effectively into Programme processes through terms of reference, training and payments.

But the price of muddling through, in terms of disintegration and poverty, looks ever more fearful.

I thought he was solid all the way through in terms of running our offense".

For all of that, Sharpton has endured -- through the terms of two New York mayors and, soon, a third.

The gallery then followed through in terms of execution and I was blown away by the quality of the installation.

"We're all waiting to see how they follow through in terms of the knock-on effect".

I see plenty of new indie artists coming through: in terms of the spirit of what she does, FKA Twigs is bloody brilliant.

He told the BBC: "You can't send troops into the frontline and not be prepared to see it through in terms of the … resources they need".

He was here to walk Dottore Silvestri through the terms of the award, not show off his talent for smelling horse shit.