Sentence examples for course considered from inspiring English sources
If you would like for your new course considered by either committee, please follow these directions.
Generally speaking, people would be expected to do that, but each case is of course considered on its merits.
And it is of course considered unethical to "bleeping kill" those who fail to forestall your misadventures.
Jerry Anderson of Canada won with the same total on a course considered easier in 1984, when par was 72.
The course considered the holy grail of ocean racing is between Ambrose Light and Lizard Point off Cornwall, England.
At that age, I confidently retold stories of my mother's malfunctioning ovaries and numerous fertility treatments, which I, of course, considered to be a normal subject of conversation.
"We of course consider this totally unacceptable".
I like simplicity, so for your next course consider buying King Island crayfish cooked with clarified butter.
A battle is brewing among the list makers (who, of course, consider themselves taste makers).
If impressed with a professor in a course, consider asking him to take you on as an advisee.
One must, of course, consider whether a 10-year-old play about an exploding world crisis is dated.
