Sentence examples for become a course from inspiring English sources

"What started as a thought — a very persistent thought — has now become a course of action that I wish to pursue," Mr. Biden wrote in an open letter to his constituents in April 2014.

Upon further investigation, it was discovered Mumia's case had become a course in some high schools.

1.2 Mission The mission of Willow Park Golf Course is to become a popular course with visitors to, and residents of, the Crest Canyon area.

The project, financed by the New York Foundation for the Arts, has become a crash course in filmmaking for the neighborhood.

Reports can have an educational side: "Good reports stimulate GPs to study the images and can become a refresher course for their knowledge of anatomy".

In parallel, Aşkar and Davenport (2009) pointed out that programming has particularly gained importance in computer-related areas, and that is why it has become a compulsory course.

His sons had long since moved away, and the house had become an obstacle course.

But modern chart hits such as these have become an obstacle course for any parent.

The demand for visas should not become "an obstacle course, or worse still, a humiliation," he told the Algerian Parliament.

AS people age, the home that has been second nature to navigate can become an obstacle course.

They become an obstacle course as the performers weave among the standing legs or take cover under the domed canopies.