Sentence examples for Have tutorials from inspiring English sources
Science students have lectures from nine to 12, then labs from one to five and have tutorials on top of that.
For those unfamiliar with mortgages, there are established commercial Web sites like LendingTree.com and Bankrate.com that have tutorials on the borrowing process and the types of mortgages available, and guides for selecting products.
In case you want to give GIF-animating a try, several sites and programs available around the Web have tutorials or software to convert regular video clips (or a collection of images) into animated GIF files.
When you're ready to begin with your small farm, we have tutorials at this link: http://smallfarms.cornell.edu/plan-your-farm/ and this link with a comprehensive list of resources http://smallfarms.cornell.edu/resources/beginning-farmer/.
In an earlier post you said: "In case you want to give GIF-animating a try, several sites and programs available around the Web have tutorials or software to convert regular video clips (or a collection of images) into animated GIF files".
"We have tutorials, sample code and sample e-commerce solutions," says Lucas Ives, head of conversation engineering at Pullstring.
Hotmath has tutorials only for odd-numbered problems (for which bare-bones numerical answers are supplied in most textbooks), leaving the even-numbered problems for teachers to cover.
School started early in the morning, at 7 o'clock, I had homework due in most of my classes, and we had tutorials in AVID.
I lived in an ecumenical Unitarian college, and one of my fellow-boarders told me he had tutorials with an extraordinary junior history lecturer who did a famous routine as a comic vicar.
Today it has grown into such a vast dimension that YouTube now has tutorials, reviews, videos, music videos, skits, etc.
Under the heading "The Violet Files," the site has tutorials and "cover stories" with original, retro-glam photo shoots starring the likes of Eva Mendes, January Jones, Margot Robbie and Vanessa Paradis.
