Sentence examples for word tenure from inspiring English sources

It works much like you'd guess based on the word "tenure".

The rule most frequently broken forbade the use of the dreaded "T" word: tenure.

No Word on Tenure When Governor McGreevey's office was asked about the issue of tenure, it referred the question to Dr. Vagelos, who declined to discuss the matter.

Some have barely uttered a public word during their tenures.

Here is an appreciation of Tortorella, using his own words from his Rangers' tenure: You ask stupid questions, you'll get stupid answers.

In other words, stretching out your tenure in a home (and the physical boundaries of the home itself) may make more sense than stretching for each successive mortgage in a series of two or more houses.

The president of NBC News had some blunt words about Ann Curry's tenure on "Today" in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter published late Friday night.

Failure is a strong word for Sir Peter's tenure at Sainsbury.

For the past year, Mr. Eisner and Mr. Roth have been in a sometimes public but mostly private war of words about whether Mr. Roth's tenure at Disney, when he reigned at the box office, was profitable.

In other words, the best defense of tenure is a good offense, remembering why we have tenure in the first place and putting it to use in ways that the public and even skeptical politicians will recognize as valuable and worth protecting.

A few weeks ago, Ms. Sherman received word that for economic reasons her tenure at the cocktail terrace between the Empire and Hilton Rooms would end.