Sentence examples for Terence from high-quality English sources.

• “That is what Terence did.”

• Now in old age, the actor did the same for Terence.

• Terence believed that most people wanted to sleep in river-washed linen sheets.

• Five of those arrested on Thursday night were facing charges of assaulting police officers, said the department’s highest-ranking officer, Chief Terence A.

• He became Alex 6X, and his son became Terence 3X.

• Terence was unarmed, and police found no weapons in his vehicle.

• This malicious and implausible charge is left unanswered by Terence.

• By the time Terence left prison, in 1986, his parents had separated.

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• No one claimed that Terence had behaved in an aggressive or violent manner.

• They’ve laid Terence Crutcher’s bloody clothes down at City Hall for the mayor!

• Terence Layne grew up in Brooklyn and Queens, but his family has roots in Harlem.

• Copley’s translations were published as Roman Drama: The Plays of Plautus and Terence (1985).

• Shelby was arrested six days after killing Terence, and charged with first-degree manslaughter.

• “We were being groomed to be warriors and soldiers—it was, in effect, a military school,” Terence recalled.

• Terence could cajole young designers, blag suppliers and stroke journalists, but the money men were less amenable to style and charm.

• Terence Conran, who has died aged 88, did more than anyone to enhance material life in Britain during the second half of the 20th century.

Terence sentence examples

• Suetonius’s life of the dramatist Terence states that the aediles (magistrates who oversaw Rome) ordered Terence to read his Andria (produced 166 bce) to Caecilius; that looks like a mere anecdote.

• In a “CBS Morning News” segment on Tulsa’s history of racial violence, Mayor Bynum said he didn’t believe that Betty Shelby’s killing of Terence Crutcher had anything to do with the fact that Terence was black.

• Seamus Morgan, 64, of Barcroft Park, Newry, Kevin John Paul Heaney, 46, of Blackstaff Mews, Springfield Road, Belfast, and Terence Marks, 49, of Parkhead Crescent, Newry, each pleaded guilty to belonging, or professing to belong to, a proscribed organisation.

• “Random Acts of Flyness—Season 1”: In his six-part HBO series, Terence Nance extends and expands the aesthetic of his feature, “An Oversimplification of Her Beauty” to a vast vision of American life from the perspective of black people’s experiences and subjectivities.