Sentence examples for before this term from inspiring English sources

The National Assembly has a term of five years but can be dissolved by the president before this term expires.

She added: "Jane really carved the role out from scratch, because before this term the role didn't exist".

Barkhuizen previously had loan spells in League Two with Hereford United and Fleetwood Town but had only played four times for Blackpool before this term.

Former Alloa Athletic manager Ross, who is contracted at St Mirren until 2020, took over in Paisley last season and steered the side clear of relegation before this term sealing the club's return to the top flight, from which they were relegated in 2015.

Since ensuring they stayed as part of the elite 92, Newport have enjoyed two incredible FA Cup campaigns, beating Leeds United and drawing with Tottenham Hotspur last season before this term stunning Leicester City and Middlesbrough before playing Manchester City in front of a record crowd.

It has been used in many studies of earthworm anatomy, behaviour, physiology and ecology, achieving the status of model organism long before this term came into common use in the last few decades.

Pre-class friend : A student that you would consider a friend from BEFORE the term of this class.

He had announced to me some weeks before that this term would be his final one before going on research leave.

Three times before, including this term, the court had accepted a case that raised the same question.

The Supreme Court's decision this morning to decline to hear any of the gay-marriage cases pending before it this term is not the kind of victory marriage-equality advocates expected, but it is an important and, indeed, highly significant victory nonetheless.

For trials with comparison groups, the term "change" represents the difference between groups, whereas for trials with before-and-after evaluations this term represents the change over time.