normal term in a sentence

• Such a term may therefore be a normal term to impose.
• The normal term of office of a Senator was six years.
• :: I thought that the normal term was " grains of wheat ".
• The normal term is gracilzation, and it is earlier than 50kya.
• :: Yes, a " conspiracy to commit murder " would be the normal term.
• The normal term of the members lasts for five years.
• Their normal term is five years, unless dissolved earlier.
• It's not, like, a normal term of endearment that I use all the time ."
• The school terms were short varying from 3 7 months with a normal term of four.
• Dr Law joined the body nearly one year later than the normal term through a by-appointment.
• It's difficult to see normal term in a sentence .
• Most serve two years, while the normal term of service in the navy is three years.
• The normal term of appointment is limited to seven years, although the Director-General is eligible for reappointment.
• Ulysses G . Denman was appointed to the office until his normal term would begin January, 1909.
• "I'm not here on normal terms.
• The normal term of the legislative assembly is five years from the date appointed for its first meeting.
• But the players settled for stubbornness over brilliance, staying with a lifeless endgame well beyond its normal term.
• It's not a normal term in England, except to describe the area in mid England, roughly where Mercia was.
• A criminal with a single strike who commits any new felony must be sentenced to twice the normal term.
• :Realistically, there is no evidence to suggest that a black hole is functionally a hole in normal terms at all.
• I have always understood that Sir Richard had in mind to do the normal term and that would be it,