Sentence examples for whole a term from inspiring English sources

I asked the peerless McKie why he thought it had gone: "'Whimsy' has become on the whole a term of disparagement.

Whole blood is a term used in transfusion medicine for a standard blood donation as opposed to plasma and platelet donation.

• a gift of ₤10 could purchase enough soap for a class of 58 children for a whole term, improving hygiene in schools by ensuring pupils can wash their hands properly which reduces disease.

He hated medicine, but he happily sat with an ex-slave from Guyana for a whole term to learn about bird preservation.

It permits a policyholder to shift automatically into a whole life policy when a term policy expires, without submitting to a medical examination.

The judge said the killing was predetermined and would have given the teenager a whole life term if the teenager had been an adult, but as Miles was a child he would be unable to do so.

Or when professors went a whole term without addressing me in class.

There was one period when my dad went into hospital for a whole term and my performance improved enormously".

A whole term of bashing out the orchestral part for choir rehearsals has left me with a strong negative reaction to this day.

It can be difficult to get to grips with the fact that you will have to live on that money for a whole term.

After a whole term, Chad is one of my best friends at college and he couldn't be cooler to hang out with.