Sentence examples for just three terms from inspiring English sources

Tamerlan dropped out after studying accounting at Bunker Hill Community College for just three terms, in autumn 2006, the following spring, and then the autumn of 2008.

After just three terms it bounded out of special measures, but this wasn't what brought it to the Daily Mail's attention last week.

He went to school in New York before getting a place at Harvard University, but at one time gained a reputation as the rebel of the family after getting piercings and tattoos and dropping out of Harvard after just three terms.

"I don't plan on making this a career," he said, just four terms.

Although Pennington left after just four terms, he struggled to settle back into school.

They had an ambitious plan – to raise £9,000 to buy solar panels for their roof in just two terms.

In switching to the bachelors-masters degrees prescribed by Europe's standardising "Bologna process", many universities tried to cram bachelors degrees into just six terms.

The couple met in her final year at Oxford, where Barber studied English and slept with about 50 men in just two terms, chiefly out of curiosity.

The Bolivian constitution allows a president just two terms, but Morales's party argued that because his first term was under the country's former constitution, which was replaced in 2009, he can legitimately stand again.

And was it right, she asked, that members of Parliament should be entitled to two pensions — one attached to their profession and another after they have served just two terms in the legislature?

Andrew left William Ellis school, north-west London, two years later, then went to a local acting school for just two terms, before making his first professional appearance in 1947 in a seaside repertory production of Ronald Millar's Frieda at the De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex.