Sentence examples for a term at from inspiring English sources

Vanier taught philosophy for a term at the University of Toronto.

His record on civil rights had been largely limited to teaching a term at historically black Howard University.

A term at Deep Springs is seven weeks, during which students are expected to take two or three courses.

In 1958 Dummett spent a term at the University of Ghana, lecturing on the philosophy of time.

During a term at Haverford College in Pennsylvania he made the acquaintance of the renowned illustrator N.C.

Born in Northern Rhodesia, now Zambia, where his father was a tobacco farmer, Jack was educated in Johannesburg and spent a term at Harrow school, north-west London.

Republicans nominated Mr. Catterson, of Brookhaven, for a fourth term at a party convention May 21.

The new mortgages must provide for affordable monthly payments based on a long term at a fixed rate -- namely traditional 30-year fixed rate mortgages.

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That is, when associating a gene to a GO term, at least k pipelines must agree with this association.

The catalyst -- character" would be too generous a term -- at the heart of the novel's mayhem is Mal, a screw-up in his early 30's who lives with his mother and consumes massive amounts of speed.