bi-annual in English
the biannual meeting of the planning committee
Use "bi-annual" in a sentence
1. Bi-annual prophylactic Bloodlettings were very common
2. Aliterate debuted its first bi-annual issue in the Fall of 2016
3. The two sides will commence bi-annual Foreign Secretary/Vice Minister level dialogue.
4. Cadet is a bi-annual, independent magazine and online publication about West Point
5. Curiouser Magazine is a bi-annual literary journal founded in September 2020 by Thomas Bailey
6. The Colourist is a unique bi-annual bookazine dedicated to Annie Sloan's passion for colour
7. Biannual Meaning: "occurring every six months, twice a year," 1837; see bi- + annual (adj.)
8. Considered Magazine is a bi-annual print magazine with a focus on sustainable and mindful lifestyle and travel.
9. The Colourist is a bi-annual Bookazine (bigger than a magazine, smaller than a book) publication, first launched on August 1st 2018
10. Concierge medicine is a health care model in which a patient pays a monthly, bi-annual or annual fee to see their physician, says Molly Moore, …
11. Chickpea is an ad-free, community-based vegan food & writing bi-annual, here to bring whole-foods cooking & living to a beautiful, practical level
12. Butchering Committee Purpose: to plan and conduct bi-annual Butcherings and be responsible for curing and storing of hams Chair: Larry Jones, JR Arnold (Ass't Chr.) Current Activities
13. Abstractions Magazine is our digital & bi-annual print art publication offering in-depth profiles of women and non-binary artists of color creating abstract work alongside essays and editorials on abstraction in modern art from curators, collectors, and critics of color.
14. Bulletin of the University of Washington: 1062 pages; 61.9Mb: 1957-1959: Bulletin of the University of Washington: 1044 pages; 60.7Mb: First time the Bulletin surpasses 1,000 pages: 1955-1957: Bulletin of the University of Washington: 817 pages; 48.1Mb: Name changed to "Bulletin" and printing switched from annual to bi-annual: 1953-1955