Sentence examples for a few terms before from inspiring English sources

When you search for a term in 'Browse', the database provides an alphabetical list of results that begins a few terms before your term (if you misspell your term there will be a place holder that says "Your term would have been here") and continues after your term.

Gardner, 41, and Peters, 57, were both state legislators before winning election to the House; each served only a few terms in the House before jumping to the upper body.

Before that, he spent a few terms in the legislature and was Brown's gubernatorial chief of staff during the first seven years of his governorship.

Before we go any further, let's get a few terms straight.

Before proceeding to the next step, let us first define a few terms that will be used in the later discussions (20).

The boy in most cases does most of the work, his partner enjoys the rides.' " The O.E.D. sent Warshaw a few more terms, and before long hired him to be its first-ever Surf Consultant (total pay: four hundred pounds).

A few months before, an N.Y.U.

Not a few nights before".

A few days before, he had publicly endorsed a bill that would change his country's constitution and allow a president (ie, him) to serve a second term.

A few days before, send a reminder.

If getting lost is an issue, it's a good idea to map out regular routes together and try them out a few times before term begins.