Sentence examples for course and with from inspiring English sources

"It was a huge disappointment for us," Mayor Gavin Newsom of San Francisco said about EarthLink's shift in course, "and, with all due respect, it doesn't seem like a smart way to run a business to work with a city for two years over a major plan and then suddenly one day to call and say you are pulling out".

The "Scream" films did it all infinitely better of course and with wit and panache.

But it means 10 hours on the course and, with the practising, it is 13 hours of total stress".

He put in for a drama course and with that he fell into life – as most of us do.

We will deal with it in due course and with appropriate action once we know the facts," he said.

Still, the volume ran to only 136 well-padded pages without footnotes, of course, and with a skimpy bibliography that includes clippings from Police Gazette.

Student satisfaction was a composite of overall satisfaction with the course and comparison with conventional classroom courses.

It started with horses, of course, and ended with electricity from underground and overhead wires.

They start you off with the least appetizing course and end with the most appetizing (dessert).

Brooklands partners with Oxford Brookes University for Engineering and Business courses and with Kingston University for Childcare programmes.

Those already on courses and with valid visas have 60 days to find another course at another university or college.