Sentence examples for two terms of from inspiring English sources

Generally two terms of three years is good practice.

When we first met her daughter, Aisha, had missed two terms of school.

He was referring to the tumultuous two terms of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who succeeded his brother.

He in turn was followed by two terms of Bush's son.

She retained that back-seat discretion throughout the two terms of the Bush Presidency.

… George H. W. Bush left office to be followed by two terms of Bill Clinton.

Better one term of Kerry than two terms of Hillary, they argue.

The president would be limited to two terms of four years each.

Enid was elected to two terms of service on the Community School Board of District 28, in Queens.

Corbyn will be desperately hoping that Labour wins back the mayoralty after two terms of Boris Johnson.

Two terms of the Bush presidency certainly emphasised this idea, but to critics the past eight years are not anomalous.