Sentence examples for term before the from inspiring English sources

Former Representative Maria Cantwell, who served one term before the Gingrich revolution of 1994, is running against the state insurance commissioner, Deborah Senn.

But when students come by late in the term, before the second paper is due, they're more likely to be having trouble choosing among several interesting options.

A nine-point quarter-time lead to Melbourne blew out to 28 points early in the second term before the Suns enjoyed a bright patch with successive goals.

GWS led for most of the game, but West Coast hit the front briefly in the third term before the Giants kicked the last five goals of that quarter.

Mr. Coleman, who served one term before the November election, is challenging the rulings of a state recount board and a lower court, which declared Mr. Franken the winner of the race by hundreds of votes.

Regardless of the devices used to provide it with protection, the snake fetus is always brought to term before the onslaught of environmental conditions that could result in its death.

We fit the time series with seasonal (annual and semiannual) terms, linear trend terms before and after the synthetic earthquake (respectively), and a coseismic jump term.

As a courtesy to his father, he was allowed to finish the term before leaving the school, but the other boys were instructed to shun him.

We therefore removed only the dominant "protein biosynthesis" term before reconstructing the probabilistic yeast gene network.

Ms. Wei refused to discuss the specific terms before the outcome of legal action.

Mr. Bryant settled with Mattel for undisclosed terms before the trial began.