Sentence examples for for two terms was from inspiring English sources

Brooke, a liberal Republican who served for two terms, was married during the affair.

Sentencing for Mrs. Bost, who was Irvington's mayor for two terms, was set for Sept. 8. Her attorneys, Raymond A. Brown and Alan Bowman, indicated in court that they would ask the judge to consider probation.

I have always been surprised that no one took him aside after he won the election and told him, "You know, the last Democrat who won the presidency for two terms was a white good old boy, called Bubba by many, from Arkansas, and you know what the Republicans did to him?

Long before entering the White House for two terms was even a blink in either of their eyes, they were two bright and vivacious up-and-comers in the Chicago legal scene, and the film's charming tale of two people discovering they're perfect for each would be engaging even if we didn't know the real world history that was to unfold following the end credits.

Mr. Brown once harbored the expectation of being Prime Minister himself and hasn't abandoned it even though his next opportunity, given the likelihood that Mr. Blair will be in office for two terms, is probably nine years away.

Rutte, who has now served as prime minister for two terms, is also reportedly planning to run for the position of European Council president in 2019, when current President Donald Tusk is poised to step down.

Pat Moynihan was a senator from New York, for four terms, was my closest friend in Washington, and when Ben Sasse was elected to the senate, his one request was that he be allowed to use the desk of the late Pat Moynihan.

Maintaining support for the agenda of the party in power for three terms is extremely difficult, as George H. W. Bush learned when Bill Clinton defeated him, in 1992.

The 89-year-old Lautenberg, who has served in the Senate for five terms, is currently its oldest member.

One of his nicknames, after all, was "the Sphinx of City Hall". It's perhaps oddly fitting, then, that Bradley's remarkable story — that of a grandson of slaves who became the first African American mayor of Los Angeles and presided over the rapidly changing metropolis for five terms — is not particularly well known.

This year, search volume for the two terms is similar.