Sentence examples for changed courses from inspiring English sources
Next year pupils will sit the first of the changed courses and new exam content set in train by Michael Gove during his time as education secretary.
And then it was like, 'Can you hold the boom', 'Can you movie that light?' I got so entranced that I changed courses from media to film and video".
There was no chance I was going to get any creativity out.' Having changed courses, she set off for a work placement at the Evening Standard under its then fashion editor Lowri Turner (whose main claim to fashion fame was to be banned from more shows than any other journalist, thanks to her uncompromising reviews).
Though best known for TV work - he fronts Grand Designs, and is due to present the Stirling Prize for architectural design this Saturday - he could equally be pigeonholed as a product designer (he has a retro homeware range at Debenhams), or a lighting expert, or an author, or even - before studying at Cambridge, where he changed courses twice - a failed musician.
Indeed, some multi-million dollar corporations have changed courses when they see their sources of capital dry up.
Since his son was killed in Iraq, Arredondo has changed courses completely.
Mr. Chang changed course.
Then, they changed course.
But Erdoğan changed course.
In 2008, he changed course.
