Sentence examples for an early term from inspiring English sources

One of many popular anecdotes began in an early term, when the leader of a mining union surprised Mr. Paz Estenssoro at a worker protest by stuffing a stick of dynamite in his belt and threatening to light it.

In fact, an early term for mirrorless cameras was EVIL – "electronic viewfinder interchangeable lens".

Regarding Hall's fate, the official investigation that followed ruled the cause of death was apoplexy (an early term for stroke).

Thus Venezuela's current president served an earlier term 25 years ago.

Mr Cavallo, who adopted the currency board in 1991, during an earlier term as economy minister, insists that devaluation is not an option.

The government is adamant that it remains committed to the dollar peg, a policy for which Mr Cavallo was responsible during an earlier term as economy minister.

By millennium's end, the Danes controlled most of England, bringing with them "Yule," their name for winter solstice celebrations, probably derived from an earlier term for "wheel".

Campaigning to be mayor of San Blas, a town on Mexico's Pacific coast, Hilario Ramírez Villanueva admitted at a rally last year that in an earlier term in office "I did steal, but only a little".

Laurie Brooks, the executive director of the William James Association, which runs an acting workshop in San Quentin State Prison, said these programs were first championed in 1979 by Jerry Brown during an earlier term as governor.

So the referendum may be seen as a sign as to whether or at least on what terms energy multinationals have a future in South America.The radicals who led last October's protests want to renationalise the oil and gas industry, largely privatised by Mr Sánchez de Lozada in an earlier term in the mid-1990s.

Janet Yellen, the Fed's current vice chairwoman, convinced Alan Greenspan more than 15 years ago, when she was serving an earlier term on the Fed, that setting zero inflation as a target was a bad idea that would complicate the necessary adjustment of relative prices in the economy.