Sentence examples for spanning two terms from inspiring English sources

Spanning two terms, there are 46 folders of correspondence, with other local politicians, prominent Chicago business families, concerned citizens and World War II acquaintances.

Vladimir Putin has been in power in Russia since 2000, spanning three terms as President and one as Prime Minister.

This study spans three terms of one introductory biology course for majors.

The Committee reviews all proposals requesting P/D/F grading for undergraduate subjects or requesting the permission to use the grades of T (for subjects that span two consecutive terms and offer fixed units of credit) and J (for subjects that span multiple terms and offer variable units of credit, which are cumulative).

"Because you're basically spanning two winters".

Many themes return frequently in the 132 separate pledges identified and assessed by the Guardian spanning his two terms.

Although survival rates from banding studies may be biased, the best documented evidence of the effect of food supply on survival rates of Great Horned Owls is from a long-term banding effort spanning three 10-year population cycles of snowshoe hares in Saskatchewan.

Matriarch spanning four generations of loving family.

Her exhibition has chairs spanning four centuries.

In anthropological terms, the state spans two distinct culture areas, those of the Northwest Coast Indians and the Plateau Indians.

I also welcome students working on long-term projects which span two or more periods: ancient, medieval, early modern and modern.