quadrennial

After 2013, the Cup will be held on a quadrennial cycle.

The convention has been a quadrennial tradition at the school since 1908.

The Executive is appointed for a period of four years at the quadrennial general meeting.

This is, after all, the quadrennial new age of women's gymnastics.

As per the original quadrennial cycle, the Games were scheduled for 2012.

He was elected to the position at the union's first quadrennial convention in July 2009.

I urge you to make the same commitment to excellence during your quadrennial in office.

In 72 years of this quadrennial tournament, only seven nations have won a championship.

We thank the Commission for moving forward on the quadrennial review of its media ownership rules.

The company kicked off its quadrennial race for solo sailors in 1982-83.

Wilkins, making one of his quadrennial returns from retirement, is next with 222-11.

The new look may have some consistent results in the next quadrennial, when it is the United States' turn.

Each officer's term is four years, and elections occur at the quadrennial convention.

For many candidates, running for president is a quadrennial affair.

One man who died had two sons at the jamboree, a quadrennial event.

So goes the quadrennial dance of the running mates.

To be sure, there's some poetic justice in this quadrennial charade.

When he retired, the quadrennial budget had reached $88 million.

The quadrennial elections in London were, by some degree, afforded the most political and media attention.

Normally, few of these bodies sent delegates to the quadrennial convention.

The owners, in fact, seem to be pleased that they have reached this point without doing their quadrennial surrender.

This is baseball's quadrennial melodrama and it has a rhythm of its own.

They also suspect a quadrennial son of Erin when they see one.

New York, with 33 electoral votes, is a quadrennial jackpot.

The quadrennial visit of the World Cup must be viewed as a television success story.