Sentence examples for unhappy terms from inspiring English sources

Regardless of what happens, though, it's likely to leave an unusually large share of the party heading into the general election race on unhappy terms.

John McEnroe had a short, unhappy term as U.S. Davis Cup captain.

After one unhappy term, he returned to New York and completed his misadventures in higher education with a night course at Columbia University.

Sarah Wollaston MP (@drwollastonmp) #newsnight Not just libdems unhappy at terms like 'skivers'skivers

Sarah Wollaston, the Tory GP, for example, said last night: "Not just libdems unhappy at terms like 'skivers'skivers

Mr. Bush's unhappy second term has seen that balance shift dramatically.

Bad games often make happy the short term and unhappy the long term.

The Thais, apparently, were unhappy at his terms of reference for the talks.

Mr. Margolis, these people said, was unhappy with the terms that Mr. Shrum proposed.

If she is unhappy with your terms, she can scrap the proposed meeting.

He is thought to be unhappy about the terms of any severance deal and is considering his options.