Sentence examples for nearly two terms from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Malley, a Democrat, was mayor of Baltimore for nearly two terms.

Before a crowd of 30,000 he elaborated on his longstanding theme of a "square deal" for working Americans a concept that had made him wildly popular during his nearly two terms in office.

Roy also proudly served as a Civil Service Commissioner for nearly two terms for the City of Glendale.

Ten years on and nearly two terms removed from Bush's presidency, it's the criticism of the media that hits home for black Americans.

So far, with Democratic electoral strength after nearly two terms of Barack Obama's hoped-for transformational presidency having slumped to pre-FDR levels, an Obama coalition sans Barack Obama remains mostly hypothetical outside of California, where it's been known as a Brown coalition.

In New Jersey's Seventh District, in northern New Jersey, Leonard Lance, who has served nearly three terms in the State Senate, will replace Representative Michael Ferguson.

Next came Margaret Chase Smith, a Maine Republican who served nearly five terms in the House before winning her Senate seat in 1948, a spot she held for 24 years.

After serving a decade in the House and nearly three terms in the Senate, Mr. Craig had suddenly faced overwhelming pressure from national Republican leaders determined to limit damage to the party in Congress this fall and in next year's election.

It was the final out-of-town trip of the Clinton presidency, and Mr. Clinton said there was no more fitting place for such a symbolic journey than the state capital where he presided as governor for nearly five terms and where, one fall day in 1991, he announced his bid for the presidency on the white-columned portico of the Old Statehouse.

President Obama issued a statement Thursday about the news: John Lynch, for nearly four terms as Governor, has worked across party lines time and time again to grow the New Hampshire economy, improve high school graduation rates and make it easier for businesses to invest in research and development.

DeSantis, who resigned from Congress this week after nearly three terms representing the wealthy Jacksonville suburbs, has also sought to attract the support of Puerto Rican migrants.