Sentence examples for through the term from inspiring English sources

At the turn of the 20th century, evidence for the existence of viruses was obtained from experiments with filters that had pores too small for bacteria to pass through; the term "filterable virus" was coined to describe them.

About halfway through the term, that guy began to evaporate.

Midway through the term, Denton packed up his belongings, rented a Ryder truck, and drove across the country.

Having a consistent sleeping pattern is one of the most essential things for getting through the term.

It was three goals to zip within five minutes; seven straight to no score halfway through the term.

A Hutu politician would be vice-president, and their roles would be reversed half-way through the term.

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

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

This means any risk is being passed to providers, and then on to care workers through the terms and conditions on which they are employed.

If you choose to sign up for it, be sure you've read through the terms carefully and that you understand the interest rates and late payment fees.

The Commission had granted the automobile industry major concessions through the terms of the agreement.