Sentence examples for important presidency from inspiring English sources

The legendary social ambition of the former president of the Cambridge Union may no longer be satisfied until she has captured an even more important presidency - the one which would entitle her to hold parties at the White House.

Cass R. Sunstein, a professor at the University of Chicago Law School, said Mr. Reagan's was "the most important presidency of the 20th century, with one obvious exception": Franklin D. Roosevelt.

IT IS impossible to forecast how important any presidency will be.

It was one of the best and most important of his Presidency.

It humiliates the president because this was a treaty he once described as among the most important of his presidency.

Mr. Obama has called the decision, which is expected soon, one of the most important of his presidency.

For Sarkozy, the next seven days will be crucial, some say the most important of his presidency.

Mr Gates said: "I believe that the decisions that the President will make for the next stage of the Afghanistan campaign will be among the most important of his presidency.

The job is the culinary equivalent of the vice presidency: important, but more peripheral and ceremonial than the top job of executive chef, held by Cristeta Comerford, who has been at her post since 2005.

"I got to go to university only to have something as important as the presidency be given to somebody who doesn't represent me and doesn't represent anybody I would ever associate with".

Republicans, who have worried for months whether Mr. Bush has been appearing sufficiently presidential, described the speech as the most important of his presidency and said it would be a test like no other Mr. Bush has faced.