Sentence examples for term for three from inspiring English sources

The surviving members tutored the Baby Germs (Mr. Smear's term) for three months to prepare for the concert scenes.

Charging £7-8,000 a term for three or four subjects, Cherwell College, Oxford offers one-to-one tuition, small group seminars and supervised study periods.

The classes reproduced here are a sample of those our students undertake 30-40 hours a week each term for three years.

The same editorial that criticized Mr. Ferrer criticized Mr. Green for agreeing with Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's proposal to extend his term for three months.

But this was no pop group; Rosweglyn is a catch-all term for three lesbian couples – made up of Rose and Rosie, Whitney and Megan, Kaelyn and Lucy – who vlog, uploading their opinions, thoughts and everyday actions to YouTube.

Individuals with major depressive disorder were recruited from RADIANT, an umbrella term for three studies comprising the Depression Network (DeNT) study, the Depression Case-Control (DeCC) study and the Genome-Based Therapeutic Drugs for Depression (GENDEP) study.

For that reason, he chose to extend Mr. Callahan's term for two years.

"Minimalist" is too reductive a term for two such subtle creations.

(The title is an old-fashioned term for two women who live together, possibly as lovers).

Emergency legislation should extend Mayor Giuliani's term for two years.

The three-year jail term for one executive at Archer Daniels Midland was another record.