Sentence examples for the third years from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the third years" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to students who are in their third year of study, typically in a university or college context. Example: "The third years are preparing for their final exams next week."
But most years in the first half of terms fell short of that total, and just half of the third years went up by that much.
An investor who owned stocks during the third years of terms, and stayed out of the market during the other years, would have earned profits more than twice as great as those that went to an investor following the opposite strategy, owning stocks in all but the third years.
I've been doing Bellow and Updike and Nabokov with the third years and most of them look older than me and I can tell they don't believe a word I'm saying".
It is this precariousness that is so exhausting, says one associate lecturer in fine art, who knows she will be leading the third years in one institution this year but still has no contract.
Species turnover rates were high during the first two years and then decreased since the third years.
The index is calculated as 0.6*brr23/brr1+0.4*brr45/brr1, where brr1 refers to benefits of the first year, brr23 the second and the third years, and brr45 the fourth and the fifth years.
The third year is a player option.
More specifically, the Unemployment Insurance Fund would pay out 100% of employers' SSC for the first year, 80% for the second year, 60% for the third year, 40% for the fourth year and 20% for the fifth year.
Gillian: The third year, yeah.
