| term of | 399.81 | He is halfway into his term of office. | ||
| term for | 106.06 | Another term for Saddam Hussein? | ||
| term with | 83.94 | I had to come to terms with that. | ||
| term in | 76.83 | Implied terms in supply contracts. | ||
| term as | 60.83 | But Reagan went on two terms as president. | ||
| term on | 21.20 | Fay began his term on that same date. | ||
| term to | 12.57 | Hastings has since won five terms to Congress. | ||
| term by | 10.07 | The amnesty law reduces his term by four years. | ||
| term at | 6.32 | He spent much of his term at hard labor. | ||
| term from | 6.32 | Bedside manner is a term from the distant past. | ||
| term than | 4.48 | Claire has a lot longer term than us. | ||
| term after | 4.28 | They were on even terms after that. | ||
| term about | 3.75 | I think about it in terms about not wasting a day. | ||
| term like | 3.16 | I now know about terms like DOS and E-Mail. | ||
| term under | 2.90 | Gilmore can serve only a single term under state law. | ||
| term without | 2.90 | The court set aside the term without explanation. | ||
| term between | 2.04 | The charge carries a jail term of between five years and life. | ||
| term before | 1.91 | But understand the terms before signing up. | ||
| term because_of | 1.78 | Roya received a three-year jail term because of her youth. | ||
| term against | 1.58 | So the whole country is starting to term against them. |