Sentence examples for course during which from inspiring English sources
Students now spend the first six weeks on an intensive English course, during which time the only other lesson they attend is PE.
He agreed to go on the stress control course, a self-help course during which users rate how often they think of suicide.
The duo closed with "I Love It," of course, during which they invited up about a dozen people to scream along with them.
This Valentine's weekend it will be hosting a two-day Italian cookery course during which students will learn the art of making pizza dough and pasta from scratch as well as being taught how to make sauces and puddings.
At the dam at the eastern end of Lake Cahora Bassa, the Zambezi begins its lower course, during which it descends from the Central African Plateau to the coastal plain.
When newcomers arrive at St . Jacobi— or at its sister site at the Church of St . Lukeand St . Matthewin nearby Clinton Hill — they undergo an orientation course during which the volunteering process is explained and people are quickly introduced to the movement's guiding spirit.
We have an outreach programme at Imperial [College London] and run courses during which we've shown young kids sperm under a microscope.
He has a website, with a chat-room for fans; he runs art courses during which he paints, while the students watch or paint too; he has published several books on watercolour technique, and gives away many copies.
The MP for Slough, Labour's Fiona Mactaggart, announced that she has put together a dossier of malpractice at A4e, including its clients being forced to sign blank timesheets, and people being placed on mandatory back-to-work courses during which they were "shunted in and out of rooms, staring at walls, long silences with none of the staff telling the group what was happening".
The courses, during which Steverink monitors participants' progress, also inform her research with new data and insights.
For example, the classical MHC class I BF2 locus was shown to be involved in the resistance to Rous sarcoma virus challenge (defined as tumor regression over a time-course during which an adaptive immune response is likely to occur).
