Sentence examples for penultimate term from inspiring English sources

In early July, for instance, school authorities sent him home because he had not paid the fees of about $57 for the penultimate term.

As President Obama looks toward the penultimate year of his second term, there's no better time for him to step forward and make this simple change to the Helms Amendment.

Was that not his penultimate Test?

In "Calm" he reflects upon the easy silences of a long-term relationship, and in "The Penultimate Clinch" darkly mourns the waning of a love affair ("On my return I will smother you in everything I have learned until you turn blue").

In 2013, the penultimate year of José Mujica's five-year term as president of Uruguay, continued economic growth was coupled with the left's efforts to promote equality and social justice in the country.

Metaphase chromosome spreads were prepared from cultures of human and mouse cells at low population doubling (PD) times and during the penultimate PD before the onset of senescence (hereafter termed pre-senescent) (experimental details are described in Additional file 1).

But Switzerland took control when they scored three in the sixth end to moved 6-2 cleandandespiteite cutting the deficit to just one on the penultimate end, Britain could not get back on level terms.

The pretests were administered during the second week of the term, while the posttests were given in the penultimate week of classes.

The midfielder, who has been blighted by severe knee injuries over the past two years, will miss the start of the season having made just one appearance last term – as a 92nd minute substitute in United's penultimate league game.

The former Crewe and Port Vale man made 38 appearances last term and was sent off against Portsmouth in their penultimate game of the season.

And this will matter because these conferences are the penultimate before the general election, ones that will shape the terms of the campaigns ahead, the manifestos soon to be written and the opinions of an electorate whose fickle intentions few politicians dare to predict.