Such is the commentary upon the words, "treating the combination as a single term;" in other words, such the difference between a compound word and two words.
Composition is the joining together, in language, of two different words, and treating the combination as a single term.
In connection with such an amendment, it would seem advisable to limit the service of the chief magistrate to a single term, of either four or six years.
The North had supported Southern men for President--a long succession of them--and even twice concurred in dropping a Northern President at the end of a single term, and taking a Southern in his place.
It is therefore not to be wondered at that Lincoln's single term in the House of Representatives at Washington added practically nothing to his reputation.
Mr. Lincoln's services in Congress had been limited to a single term in the lower house, and his great fame was yet to be achieved, not as a legislator, but as Chief Executive during the most critical years of our history.
The pendulum of history swings in centuries," and a single term of the great office weighed little in view of the perils that surely awaited a failure to secure peaceful adjustment.
Such is the commentary upon the words, treating the combination as a single term; in other words, such the difference between a compound word and two words.
Composition is the joining together, in language, of two different words, and treating the combination as a single term.
Two years later he served a single term in the Assembly, and for ten years thereafter he had confined his attention almost exclusively to his profession, becoming a strong jury lawyer.
A single term in Congress had placed Spencer in the ranks of the leaders.
He was a member of the House for only a single term, but he left a clear imprint of the high character which has since been put to severe tests and was never found wanting.
He had been chosen a representative in Congress for a single term twenty-five years before, and had afterwards served a full term on the Supreme Bench of Ohio, the last two years as Chief Justice of the court.
For twenty years after admission to the bar he gave his time and his energy to professional pursuits, uninterrupted by any political engagements, except a single term in each branch of the Massachusetts Legislature.
His legislative experience had been limited to a single term in the Ohio Senate, and as the Democrats had carried Ohio in the autumn of 1877 before he could take his seat, he saw before him a short service in Congress.
I am brother to those who are potential husbands of the same group of women and since all of us males occupy this common status there is correlatively a single term by which all of us are called by our children.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "single term" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
