Sentence examples for perfect tenure from inspiring English sources

More worrying still was her encounter with the dominant female of the troop, whose perfect tenure and grooming made her feel, at 25, in khakis and just tumbled out of a Land Rover, like something the cat had brought in.

Singletary Joins Firing Line Mike Singletary's sideline shouting match with quarterback Troy Smith on Sunday was the perfect bookend to his tenure with San Francisco, which began with Singletary's dropping his pants in the locker room to make a point during his first game as head coach two years ago.

It was a miserable debut for left-back Ridehalgh, who completed a three-month loan from Huddersfield prior to kick-off, while victory gave Page the perfect start to his tenure as Vale's temporary boss.

Having said this, it would be dishonest to argue that Morales's tenure has been perfect.

Spurs had one foot in the Capital One Cup semi-finals, 10 minutes away from qualification, from a perfect start to the Sherwood tenure.

But his five-and-a-half year tenure offers a perfect illustration of my point that the National is defined by the taste of its director and the tenor of the times.

Mr. Steele conceded that his tenure had not been perfect, saying, "Everybody has a learning curve, and clearly I had mine".

Tuberville stepped down at Auburn in December 2008, ending a 10-year tenure that included a perfect season and a string of teams that contended for Southeastern Conference championships.

Ban's tenure has not been perfect.

Though Preckwinkle is by no means a perfect candidate, her instincts, influences, and tenure on the City Council indicate that she has the independence needed to fumigate county government.

A perfect example was during my early tenure as a weekly columnist for Q City Metro, a regional online site devoted to news for African-Americans.