Sentence examples for freshman term from inspiring English sources

At the time, Mr. Obama was only months into his freshman term in the Senate.

In 1990 Snyder was elected to the Washington State Senate where he served as Caucus Chair during his freshman term.

In his freshman term he began an unofficial investigation that persuaded a bipartisan congressional committee to open hearings on the Iran-Contra Affair.

In his freshman term, he introduced a bill to authorize $500 million over two years to help the states build schools.

Fresh from defeating Representative Christopher Shays, the 10-term Republican from Connecticut's Fourth District, Jim Himes is cautioning against expecting any miracles during his freshman term in office.

It was finally argued in April, soon after Justice Gorsuch joined the court, and it was easily the most important case of his freshman term.

Never again let us use a single term to describe operas, documentary films and college-freshman term papers.

She saw Washington as high school, complete with freshmen, terms, classes, summer vacations and "put-downs by the big kids".

Others went further, tabbing Harris — who is barely two years into her freshman Senate term — as the Democrat to beat.

All I knew was this: amidst the enormous anxiety of freshman finals, term papers, and caffeine filled all nighters, Mike Abrams allowed me to find a sacred breathing space.

The UA Student Committee on Education Policy (SCEP) has been primarily working on projects evaluating the accuracy of credit designations for classes and the recent end of pass/no record for freshmen second term.