Sentence examples similar to close of term from inspiring English sources

The world's oldest democracy is at last going to be on the closest of terms with its largest democracy.

At the close of his term, March 4, 1849, Polk retired to his Nashville home, where he died three months later.

Satisfied that the intervention was helping, Zerhouni enshrined it in formal NIH policy at the close of his term as Director.

At the close of their term, they will be awarded scholarship money.

Suffering from poor health, Arthur made only a limited effort to secure renomination in 1884; he retired at the close of his term.

Only Mike Butcher of TechCrunch Europe comes close in terms of influence, reader numbers and focus on promotion in Europe.

For these reasons, the pilot program was discontinued at the close of the 2011 spring term.

From the perspective of the average citizen, no other leak in recent US history comes close in terms of the magnitude and importance of the information divulged.

But none come close in terms of longevity, lore and collection of irony.

But as of now, it's not even close in terms of value, infrastructure or user-friendliness.

The range of values for absolute expression level was surprisingly close in terms of 'fold change' for the two methods.