Sentence examples similar to words terminate from inspiring English sources
And he likes short words: "end" for terminate, "debt" for indebtedness and "pay" for remunerate.
Following the vote, Xavier Bertrand, head of the Hauts-de-France region that includes the camp in Calais, insisted the bilateral agreement had to be "denounced" – in other words, unilaterally terminated.
In Latin any word terminating in -am, -em, -im, -om or -um, if it comes before a word beginning with a vowel, will be elided.
When they stand alone or occur at the end of a word, they ordinarily terminate in a bold stroke; when they appear in the middle of a word, they are ordinarily joined to the letter following by a small, upward curved stroke.
No words can communicate the value and the sacredness of each of these nine lives, abruptly terminated while in full bloom.
And if her ladies didn't use the right words – if, for instance, they said they wanted to terminate because they couldn't afford to have a baby – then the healthcare assistant would refuse the termination.
The subject was allowed 4sec in which to respond, otherwise the words "too late" would appear and the trial would terminate.
In other words, metaphysical foundationalism asserts that chains of asymmetric ontological dependence must terminate, they must be well-founded.
They sent a strongly worded letter to County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta today asking him to terminate Mr. Walsh's contract.
Friendships rarely terminate.
