Sentence examples for term or two from inspiring English sources

Some mayors have smiled through a term or two to hide their frustration.

Obama calculated, rightly, that he had little to gain by spending another term or two in the Senate.

Thrower anticipates most children would attend for a term or two before being ready to rejoin their mainstream school.

In the next term or two, the court may well address same-sex marriage, affirmative action and illegal immigration.

"Their attitude now is, 'You guys are here for a term or two, but we're here for a career, and we'll outlast you,' " he said.

"The test of policy should be: would it be possible for the next government to reverse what you've done in a term or two.

Essays are normally thirty-five pages long (one term) or fifty pages (two terms).

By the end of the last week of classes (fall term) or three weeks before the end of classes (spring term), two copies of the final essay must be submitted.

If he won, he would presumably run in 2014 for a full six-year term — or four statewide races in nearly five years.

As part of this change, the fee structure was changed to £3/10s per term, or ten guineas per annum.

The group has found that abortion doesn't increase women's risk for anxiety, depression, and several other mental health issues, either in the short term or five years after the procedure.