Sentence examples for the next two terms from inspiring English sources

We've spent the next two terms on placements with the odd top-up day in university.

The formal agreement with the school to be educated part-time ran out last Christmas, so for the next two terms Cara's absences were, in effect, unofficial.

The first term in (3) represents the other cell interference, while the next two terms represent intracell interference among the access links.

In steady-state, the first term vanishes, the next two terms are of the order (B^{z} v^{phi}/z) and small compared to the last two terms, which are of the order (B^{phi}v^{z}/z).

Under the peace deal, rebels would be guaranteed 10 congressional seats for the next two terms and amnesty for certain crimes if they confess.

If she serves the next two terms as the No. 1 Democrat in the House, she will have spent 20 years in that position and practically assured through rule changes that no one else could ever do the same.

The next three terms are the transportation costs.

The next three terms represent net income from selling energy to day-ahead market, intraday market and real time market, respectively.

But because of unions, social movements, musicians like Woody Guthrie and FDR's wife Eleanor Roosevelt, FDR became the progressive president we all admire for his programs like Social Security in his next two terms.

Mr. Yates narrowly won re-election to his next two terms and thereafter easily beat all opponents.

Which one won the next two franchise terms?