Sentence examples for earlier term from inspiring English sources

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

("Gov 2.0" is the term coined by the tech publicist Tim O'Reilly; he also coined the earlier term "Web 2.0").

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

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".

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.

The earlier term Yule may have derived from the Germanic jōl or the Anglo-Saxon geōl, which referred to the feast of the winter solstice.

Charlie himself served earlier terms as mayor from 1984 to 1990, later becoming a TV journalist and then returning to politics.

The relation of the later to the earlier terms of the series is the same in both.

By loose analogy, any sequence in which each term is the sum of a collection of earlier terms in fixed (relative) locations is called a Fibonacci sequence.

The earlier terms "club", "organization", and "society" were permanently removed.

The contrast from the five earlier terms -- spanning a period of half a century -- is extraordinary.