"Period" Example Sentences
1. The test period has ended.
2. Her favorite period in history is the Renaissance.
3. The company went through a rough period last year.
4. During this period of time, many changes occurred.
5. We are in a transition period right now.
6. I had a difficult time period in my life.
7. The era is often referred to as the Victorian period.
8. The probation period is one year.
9. There was a long period of silence before anyone spoke.
10. Her menstrual period started when she was 12 years old.
11. The economy entered a recession during that period.
12. The rainy period is coming to an end.
13. I prefer dark and stormy periods in books.
14. During this time period, many innovations were made.
15. The employee's vacation period starts next week.
16. The time period between jobs was difficult.
17. There is a two week waiting period for new members.
18. Her work goes through periods of intense productivity.
19. I put a period at the end of every sentence.
20. That concludes my remarks for the time being. Period.
21. Please limit your response to one short paragraph. Period.
22. Early childhood is a sensitive period in brain development.
23. A period of reflection is sometimes necessary.
24. There is usually a grace period when paying bills late.
25. Her menstrual period lasted for about 5 days.
26. That ends the discussion. Full stop. Period.
27. The stock market went through a bullish period last quarter.
28. The Stone Age is a period in human prehistory.
29. Sales were down during that economic period.
30. Students must submit assignments on time. No exceptions. Period.
31. My doctor had me keep a food diary during that period.
32. She went through a promiscuous period in college.
33. There was a long dry period before the rains came.
34. I make sure to end every sentence with proper punctuation, like this. Period.
35. We need a long break after this hectic period at work.
36. The employee's probationary period is now over.
37. His life goes through periods of intense activity and lethargy.
38. The warming period will likely accelerate rising sea levels.
39. That policy was in effect during that time period.
40. The recovery period after surgery will be about 6 weeks.
41. The patient is in the postpartum period after giving birth.
42. The deadline has now passed, so that option is no longer available. Full stop. Period.
43. Her moods go through periods of stability and instability.
44. That concludes my thoughts on the matter. Period.
45. That policy remains in effect indefinitely. Full stop. Period.
46. The holiday season is always a busy period at the store.
47. The beginning of Spring marks the end of winter's hibernation period.
48. There is usually a 30 day grace period on insurance payments.
49. Significant changes happened during the Classical period.
50. The experiment will run for a ten week period.
51. Your reply was rude and uncalled for. End of story. Period.
52. Menstruation is the periodic discharge of blood from the uterus.
53. The probationary period for new employees is 3 months.
54. The ensuing silence seemed to go on for an interminable period.
55. Her work goes through periods of intense insecurity and confidence.
56. We will be offering extended hours during the holiday period.
57. That stance on the matter is final. No further discussion. Period.
58. The Baroque period followed the Renaissance in European history.
59. Time period is an important factor in historical research.
60. That policy remains in effect. Full stop. Period.
Common Phases
The end.
Period. - Used to indicate that something cannot be debated further
Full stop.
Period. - Another way of saying the discussion on a topic has finished
That's that.
Period. - Indicates finality and that there is no more to say on a matter
No ifs, ands or buts.
Period. - Used to show there will be no exceptions or room for debate
Case closed.
Period. - Indicates a matter has been decided definitively with no room for reconsideration
Period of time - Used to refer to an unspecified length of time
From time to time - Used to indicate something that happens occasionally over an undefined
period
Once in a blue moon - Something that very rarely happens, even less frequently than "from time to time"
Periodic - Happening at regular intervals
Menstrual
period - The time of the month when a woman's menstrual flow occurs
Probation
period - A set length of time when an employee is evaluated in a new role
Grace
period - An additional amount of time allowed before penalties are applied
Transition
period - The time span where a change or transition is occurring
I hope this set of common phrases helps illustrate some ways the word '
period' is used idiomatically in context! Let me know if you have any other questions.