Sentence examples for three consecutive summers from inspiring English sources

Most young musicians who are accepted at Marlboro spend two or three consecutive summers there.

Lacanau Beach is the first book by the young French photographer François Cavelier, comprising a series of 53 images taken over three consecutive summers at one of Bordeaux's hottest holiday spots.

Founded in 1968 and financed by donations from Chappaqua residents, it draws gifted high school students from the Bronx and upper Manhattan for three consecutive summers to study at Horace Greeley High School and live with local families.

Leaf area index (LAI) was measured with the tracing radiation and architecture of canopies (TRAC) optical instrument in three consecutive summers from 1999 to 2001 in sugar maple forests across eastern Ontario to monitor recovery from ice storm damage suffered in January 1998.

The Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Brigham and Women's Hospital offer a summer program in clinical effectiveness that is completed in three consecutive summers and is available to targeted individuals in two concentrations, Quantitative Methods and Clinical Effectiveness.

If you've already done something similar, place it prominently and give details of what you learned or achieved: Marketing communications assistant (June 2013) Revised and polished promotional literature for Oxford Arts Festival Highlight any instances when previous employers or supervisors were impressed by you: "Rehired three consecutive summers to help visitors at literature festival".

The awards he won from FIRST landed him three consecutive summer internships at the NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California.

Two consecutive summers with at least one triple-digit day?

Campers attend the program for two consecutive summers, with Saturday classes during the school year.

The movie industry is trying hard to reverse four consecutive summers of declining attendance.

For the capstone track, you come to Cambridge for two, consecutive summers, taking an intensive three-week course each summer.