Sentence examples for when he termed from inspiring English sources

Seems his colleague thought he was too hard on Carter when he termed the forward "selfish".

Former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott got it about right when he termed his autobiography Herding Cats.

He's eloquently right, for example, when he terms the composer's Symphony No. 10 a work of "Aeschylean dimension" whose performances "in the wake of Stalin's death... were an act of purgation, a national catharsis".

Mayor Bloomberg needs something to do when he terms out at the end of 2013.

Huckabee served as Arkansas governor from 1996 until 2007, when he was termed out.

The third is a 36-year politician who, when he finally got termed out of his State Assembly seat, decided he too needed to be State Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Alex recalled one week during his junior year when he had four term papers due.

(When he used the term, it didn't sound like a compliment).

But nationalization is a complete misnomer and President Obama was poorly advised when he used the term.

Mr. Homer said the issue first concerned him when he served six terms as a state representative, from 1982 to 1994.

He said when he hears the term graphic novel, it makes him think of "Lady Chatterley's Lover".