Sentence examples for to contracts from inspiring English sources
verb
To draw together or nearer; to shorten, narrow, or lessen.
- The snail's body contracted into its shell.
(AP) 2 RAVENS AGREE TO CONTRACTS -- Baltimore reached contract agreements yesterday with two players.
Both foundations point to contracts they signed.
THIS past month I've been agreeing to contracts like crazy.
"We have to respond to contracts we have".
Peca and Yashin must be signed to contracts.
This would apply to contracts above €5m with 50% foreign content.
But the K.H.L. has instituted a junior system that binds players to contracts at younger ages.
But a lawyer for the union said the decision applied only to contracts for prekindergarten students.
The union has said the ruling applied only to contracts for busing prekindergarten students.
Rivera and Rodriguez have already agreed to contracts that are awaiting completion, and Pettitte may retire.
Israeli officials have adopted an almost defiant stance, pointing to legal and ethical commitment to contracts.
