Sentence examples for course candidates from inspiring English sources

All the former players are of course candidates.

There are, of course, candidates who are talked about.

Of course, candidates could have low hypocrisy index scores and still have ideas that are anathema, but at least you would know that they "walk the talk".

"Tea stalls are where people gather to discuss politics, and of course candidates want people to talk about them when they are taking tea".

That sentence will make people mad, of course; candidates and their supporters always insist that they're exciting enough to see a groundswell of enthusiasm.

After the degree course, candidates for the higher civil service spent a further period of supervised practical training in various branches of the administration, at the end of which they underwent a further oral and written examination.

And, of course, candidate Trump also promised to build a border wall that Mexico would pay for.

There are, of course, candidate surrogates: Gov. Janet Napolitano, Democrat of Arizona, for Mr. Obama and Senator Evan Bayh, Democrat of Indiana, for Mrs. Clinton.

These moves, however, also help Clinton make the case that she's not a "stay the course" candidate.

Of course, candidate platforms rarely remain intact if they actually become policy after election day, but Clinton's focus on normalizing mental health treatment reflects growing efforts to reduce the stigma and social pressures that keep people from getting help.

Courses: candidates must complete 45 units of graduate work in Linguistics, including at least four courses in the student's area of specialization.