Sentence examples for beginning a course from inspiring English sources

Her granddaughter Ashleigh Beard, 18, is beginning a course in interior design at Falmouth in the autumn.

He said: "I am now beginning a course of chemotherapy to try to stop the cancer even daring to think of returning.

He attended Catholic schools, and was accepted at the archdiocese-run Cathedral Prep in 1960, beginning a course of study that led to his ordination in 1972.

The following year, shortly after beginning a course in international relations at Stanford, she was recorded as the sole shareholder of two entities registered in the British Virgin Islands, Harvest Sun Trading Limited and Xin Sheng Investments Limited.

Lorca travelled to New York, beginning a course in English language at Columbia University during the summer of 1929, after the tensions between his public image as an increasingly successful poet and his complicated private life became unbearable.

Mr. Wiener, 55, had been "overwhelmed" by the illness, despite beginning a course of treatment with an experimental drug, Ribavirin, after he failed to respond to other antiviral drugs, according to Ole Pedersen, a spokesman for Flushing Hospital Medical Center, where Mr. Wiener had been a patient since Wednesday.

Dott began a course of anti-depressants and gradually began to feel better.

Kaleigh switched doctors and began a course of antibiotics that lasted eight more months.

The other afternoon he announced that the class was to begin a course in tree-climbing.

When Lawrence went into the sixth form, Brooks left school and began a course at Lewisham College.

Iker has begun a course of chemotherapy at Nationwide Children's Hospital, in Columbus, which is likely to take three or four years.