Sentence examples for most recent tenure from inspiring English sources
Could the experiences of his most recent tenure at Chelsea influence him?
He has been prime minister four times, his most recent tenure starting in March 2000.
In making the appointment, Mr. Greenblatt cited Ms. Salke's most recent tenure as a top development executive for the 20th Century Fox television studio, where she worked on such hits as "Bones," "Glee" and "Modern Family".
At nearly every intersection, Ms. Mayawati's lavish expenditures erupt from the ground in the form of parks and statues she commissioned during her fourth and most recent tenure as chief minister, which lasted from 2007 to 2012.
Early in his most recent tenure, Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, spent a lot of time trying to persuade President Obama and others that he was serious about making peace with the Palestinians.
Certainly, it's all over Postcards from a Young Man, an album that attempts to lunge for the daytime Radio 2 playlist while offering a lengthy critique of the decline in British manufacturing industry and a despairing comparison of Labour's Attlee-era idealism with its most recent tenure in power.
During his most recent yearlong tenure as mayor, Curry added, he's worked to cull the city's code for obsolete laws and to streamline operations.
The most recent draft of the tenure layoff policy omits any reference to "curtailment, modification, or redirection".
Snyder said Martin County has only had two officer-involved shootings during his four-year tenure, and the most recent one involved a white robbery suspect who threw an object at the arresting officers.
By this point in their tenures, his four most recent predecessors had all spoken from the Oval Office (Ronald Reagan had five times already), according to Martha Joynt Kumar, a Towson University scholar.
The original plan had been to appoint Terry Fenwick (most recent managerial spell: a seven-game winless tenure with Northampton) but fan fury at the sackings prompted a rethink.
