Sentence examples for tenure stands from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abdulaziz was appointed by presidential decree on Feb. 22, and his short tenure stands in contrast to gubernatorial terms that usually last years.

Even for an inner circle known for fierce allegiance to Mr. Bloomberg, Mr. Crowell's decade-long tenure stood out.

The night before the Jets' monster win at New England, Ty Law, a day into his Jets tenure, stood before his new teammates and told them what the Patriots thought of them.

For what might have been the first time in his short tenure, Lawrence Frank stood perfectly still on the sideline, mouth closed, hands on hips.

In a major win for teachers unions, state Supreme Court lets teacher tenure ruling stand.

Just months into his tenure, he stood up to President Kennedy's criticism of the Times' Saigon correspondent, David Halberstam, who went on to win a Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of the Vietnam War.

"'Since you're the smallest person, you're going to do it,'" Mr. Blevin recalled Mr. Thompson telling him at the outset of his tenure; Mr. Blevin stands 5 feet 8 inches.

The move underscored the expanding power in the television industry of the CBS chief executive, Leslie Moonves, just a few weeks into his tenure atop a stand-alone media company.

Those differences aside, students and administrators alike are reeling from a proposal unveiled last week that would end Douglass's tenure as a stand-alone institution on the New Brunswick/Piscataway campus -- along with Cook, Livingston and Rutgers colleges -- and pass from the world as the last public all-women's college in the nation.

(This was during Chopper's brief tenure as a stand up comedian).

[Page C2.] His tenure at Tyco now stands at "a joyous seven months".