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stint

[stint] / stɪnt /




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The veteran consumer-goods entrepreneur had been assistant brand manager for Kraft mac and cheese during a short stint at the food giant starting in the late 1990s.

From The Wall Street Journal

De Zerbi caught the eye in the first season of a two-year stint at Brighton, guiding them into Europe for the first time and also taking them into the FA Cup semi-finals.

From BBC

CEO Bob Iger is approaching the final year of his second stint in charge of the company, with his successor expected to be announced early in 2026.

From Barron's

His economics credentials—a Ph.D., stints on the staff of the Fed, at mainstream think tanks and publications in respected journals—are solid.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jamerson played only seven choppy minutes, once being yanked after an 11-second stint because of an inability to keep the Highlanders from reaching the rim with ease.

From Los Angeles Times