Sentence examples similar to two years unexpired from inspiring English sources
Staff members are invited to become candidates for the position of employee-elected trustee at Cornell and fill two years of an unexpired four-year term.
In 1994, when she first ran for a full term (she initially went to Washington in 1992 to fill out two years of an unexpired term), Mrs. Feinstein was barely able to fend off her conservative Republican challenger, Representative Michael Huffington of Santa Barbara.
The sixth-place finisher, Michael M. Lynton (Los Angeles), will complete the two years remaining in the unexpired term of Paul J. Finnegan, who stepped down from the Board of Overseers on May 23 in light of his election to the President and Fellows of Harvard College, better known as the Harvard Corporation.
That unexpired term has two years to go.
O.K., maybe one year, maybe two years.
Two years, three years, some point.
Consequently, maneuvering over whom Mr. Casey would appoint to fill out the unexpired second term of four years had begun.
Only seven years after starting his law practice, Zimmerman was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Prosecuting Attorney for Hampshire County, William B. Cornwell, who had resigned from the position.
