1. I shall try to make terms with them.

2. An analytical mechanism is proposed to make terms comprehensible.

3. We ought to make terms with him.

4. You should make terms of advantage for yourself - ask wealth and reward - office and income for Butler.

5. S. House Foreign Affairs Committee unanimously passed a resolution backing legislation to make terms like those in the UAE deal the norm, but it has yet to become law.

6. ' Cap 'n Silver , sir , to come on board and make terms,'he shouted.

7. In April, the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee unanimously passed a resolution backing legislation to make terms like those in the UAE deal the norm, but it has yet to become law.