Sentence examples for tenure has started from inspiring English sources

It is not as surprising that Ryan's tenure has started with four wins and six losses as how the Jets have landed there.

Lonergan, who mainly appeared as a substitute during Freedman's tenure, has started every game under Lennon and said he wanted to reward the manager's faith.

Ms. Mayer is only about a year into her tenure, but she has started to reboot the business.

Under Baron's 2-year tenure, the society has started up new publications such as Heartwatch, a consumer newsletter, and acquired Hippocrates, a journal for physicians.

Trump has started his tenure with very low approval numbers, and while his inauguration speech was received positively by a number of Americans (especially his prescription to "buy American and hire American"), his first day in office saw millions of women and men march in protest across the world.

We know of no other president in American history who has started out his tenure by unfurling two preposterous bookend lies, the way Trump did during his first days in office.

Three games into his tenure as manager of Liverpool and the Jurgen Klopp era has started with a dull thud rather than a bang.

As such Europe's consolation prize competition has started to look little more than a respectfully endured formality en route to the real endgame of Stramaccioni's tenure.

During Ms. Mayawati's tenure, officials have started investigations into allegations that a scandal in the state's health department involved a sum of $1 billion.

His tenure with England had started with a 76-minute display in a friendly against Belgium in October 1999 and, after a lull, those eye-catching displays at Euro 2004.

Leonard Bernstein may have started his tenure as music director of the New York Philharmonic at Carnegie, but he finished it at Avery Fisher (then Philharmonic Hall).