Sentence examples for between course from inspiring English sources

But Chris Dobbrow, president and chief executive of Smart Planet, said the strategy could work, as long as lines are drawn between course content and advertising.

Tim Matson Astoria, Queens, May 25 , 2008• To the Editor: Is it really possible for a student at a rigorous school to strike a balance between course load and lifestyle?

Representatives from the law schools countered with the argument that they were doing all they could to inform students of the mismatch between course places and graduate lawyer jobs.

Take two initiatives Kasich bragged about in the most recent GOP debate: his move to tie the state's subsidy of public universities to completion (though he equivocates here between course completion and graduation) and his creation of a higher education task force on accountability and efficiency.

The aim of our workshop was to get people started by removing the barriers of the availability of a space for learning, access to computers, the cost of eating while attending a course and conflicts between course times and working life.

There seems to be an association between course of BD and impulsivity.

And Norway's in-between course, previously inspired by Sweden, now leaning towards Denmark, provides an interesting example of normative cross-pressure – between concerns with cultural cohesion and pessimism concerning the will and ability of Muslim immigrants to adapt (as in Denmark), and a strong ideology of human rights and equal treatment (as in Sweden) (Brochmann & Hagelund, 2012).

Pig's tail with polenta makes a nice in-between course.

That can lead to between-course conversations in the "So, how'd you get a table?" vein.

Portions are relatively small, but between-course gifts from the chef guarantee that you won't go away hungry.

I don't think we ever went back to the Tower Suite, where the between-course sherbet was the only thing as fascinating as the view.