Sentence examples for a term at the from inspiring English sources

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

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

The period in which Dummett gave the fight against racism highest priority lasted until spring 1968, when he spent a term at the University of Minnesota.

Lucy's first report after a term at the group had her severely behind in all but one of the development categories.

Bray was born into a strict Mormon family in Southport and spent a term at the Mormon University in Utah at the age of 19; but by her early 30s she, her husband and their four children decided to leave.

After January graduation, I started a term at the University of California at Berkeley, luckless George started doing his one-to-five at San Quentin, and in the fall of 1949 I left Cal and entered the University of Chicago, accompanied by Merrill and by Peter (both of whom had graduated in June), and studied philosophy, and then, and then . . .

It's a term, at least in the English language, specifically in America, that's not provocative enough.

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

Mr. Auerbach is a term member at the Council on Foreign Relations, a National Security Fellow at the Truman National Security Project, and sits on the board of the Theodore C. Sorensen Center for International Peace and Justice.

Angela Merkel has been confirmed as German chancellor for a third term, at the head of a grand coalition, by a vote in the Bundestag (parliament).

In Pittsburgh, Mayor Luke Ravenstahl won a resounding victory for a full term at the city's helm, having inherited the office in 2006 when the incumbent died.