Sentence examples for constructed course from inspiring English sources

The specially constructed course, using hundreds of tonnes of boulders imported from Derbyshire, presented a series of punishing obstacles – named by local schoolchildren – including Snake Hill, a spectacular climbing zigzag, the Leap of Faith and a steep uphill section, the Breathtaker Climb.

Reade will be in action on the specially constructed course near the velodrome at the Olympic Park on Wednesday as the seeding runs take place.

A full-time executive director was charged with building an efficient production system, one that can construct course Web sites at costs that MIT can cover internally.

Some professors, for example, construct courses based on readings from a range of academic journals, while others focus on the memoirs of terrorists.

Drawing on these, we were able to model changes in weight across the life course and construct life course models that controlled for weight at different ages.

Most were waiting to tackle a recently constructed obstacle course that requires teamwork and trust.

The Japanese a few years later constructed a course at Kōbe.

"We are impressed by how thoughtfully the student facilitator has constructed the course," she wrote, adding: "The histories and dynamics of settler colonialism, structural inequality, and social marginalization are central to our teaching and research".

As they rambled and rolled through the carefully constructed obstacle course, the robots encountered rubble, stairs, slick paper, Venetian blinds and other tricky debris as they sought to rescue dummies lying under desks or caught under fallen beams.

The New Yorker, September 12 , 1925P. 3 Fifth Avenue's first theatre to be constructed in course of remodeling of old Macmillan Building, 13th St. Albert Boni will convert lower floor into little theatre.

These observations suggested that both types of secreted toxins have been "constructed" in course of evolution from a common pool of domains and consequently possess similarities in their domain architectures.