Sentence examples for two terms for from inspiring English sources

I propose two terms for senators and five for congressmen.

But the people have spoken they want two terms for city office-holders.

What if we lived in a utopian world where the NFL Commissioner role came with an election and term limit, say two terms for six years a piece?

There is a new city charter, several new city officials and the 1993 limit of two terms for elected officials that is just beginning to be felt.

Its owner told them she had lent the truck to a neighbor, John Lanorith, 40, whose prison record includes at least two terms for burglary.

The province that includes Lusaka was one of two whose governing-party leaders voted to stick with two terms for the president.

Bella Todd I learned nothing of any use at university and got kicked out after five terms for being a drunk.

Now he seems to have settled on something of a compromise: three terms for him, and only him.

There are at least five terms for kale, and the technical name, chou frisé non-pommé, translates unappetizingly as "curly headless cabbage".

In 1990, Margaret Thatcher suffered a similar indignity after winning three terms for her party, presiding with Ronald Reagan at the burial of Communism in Europe and privatizing much of the British economy.

In this department, 12 courses are offered in four terms for postgraduate students.