Sentence examples for course experience from inspiring English sources

Most people, of course, experience both sorts of moods and emotions, though individuals also seem to have a more or less fixed biological predisposition to be happy or to be anxious.

If not for Bjorn's blowing a three-shot lead with four holes to play, if not for that greenside bunker on No. 16, Curtis would not have won the British Open as a 26-year-old major championship debutant with no links course experience.

The dependent measure was a binary variable indicating whether or not a student assigned an overall rating of excellent to his or her course experience.

We intended this research to be qualitative in nature because we were not sure what to expect from students in this course experience.

This article presents a college course experience taught in the final academic year of the Aerospace Engineering program at the University of Seville, in which students design an airplane taking the specification submitted by the instructor, following the Project Based Learnig (PBL) methodology.

The sort of plane that reaches such heights all the passengers, taking a quick break from reading the in-flight magazine of course, experience the space-like sensation of zero-gravity.

"Is it a fair trade-off?" Fellows said, referring to his road-course experience versus his lack of stock-car experience.

Although the Farmhouse is the kind of place where you can order simply — a quick pasta and side vegetable, perhaps — the wonderful interplay within and among offerings is best enjoyed as a three- or four-course experience.

Despite his road-course experience, Fellows, 44, has driven in 10 Nextel Cup races and has finished in the top five in only one, and that was five years ago.

The Guardian's art critic Adrian Searle, describing his 40-course experience there in 2008, wrote: "The green leaf that tasted exactly of oysters; the grilled strawberry with ginger on the outside and an injection of gin on the inside; the polenta gnocchi with coffee and saffron yuba; the perfect razor clam with its gelatin twin in the other half of the opened shell.

These visualized data (through making marks, notes, and posts) also help trigger dialogues and discussions among different stakeholders with different expertise and life-course experience (Gaillard and Pangilinan 2010; Cadag and Gaillard 2012).