Sentence examples for left two terms from inspiring English sources

It's a good feeling to hear a former president whom I admire so much -- whom I truly believe history will judge as a great president and who left two terms in the presidency with a 65% approval rating -- telling me that we're in good hands with our new president in such perilous times.

He describes the teaching there as "excellent in that old-fashioned grammar school way" but remembers one teacher cramming the whole of English literature, including Shakespeare, into a single term so as to leave two terms free for Yeats: "Or at least it seemed like that at the time".

The incoming Republican class had a few promising politicians, but it also included many who came with no visible accomplishments, and left, one term later, with that record intact.

He studied acting at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 1948 but left after two terms to join a repertory company as a professional actor.

The left three bendings are similar in terms of clearness.

Another Democratic senator, Daniel Hevesi of Queens, has decided to leave after two terms.

Candidates were asked what legacy they wanted to leave after two terms.

Senator Daniel R. Hevesi, a Queens Democrat leaving after two terms, said he changed his mind and now supports term limits.

Mr. Wellstone, who is 57 and spent his early years in Virginia before moving to Minnesota to become a teacher, pledged when he first ran for the Senate that he would leave after two terms.

In practical terms, that leaves two basic metallic groups: an aluminum alloy, which is better, heavier and stronger than the pure aluminum cent proposed in the 1970s, but still expensive, and steel, which is the clear favorite for affordability and security, but poses technical challenges.

He left after four terms.