Sentence examples for course for younger from inspiring English sources

If the condescending views of John Cregan about the increasing interest in teaching Latin (Letters, 29 May) are correct, one wonders why the Iris project has had such success in expanding its work across the country and why Barbara Bell's splendid Latin course for younger children, Minimus, has just exceeded worldwide sales of 150,000.

She had a course for young children, and Henry Ford II and I were two of her pupils.

She also taught on an influential course for young curators at the Royal College of Art.

The theatre runs a drama course for young people in the refugee camp.

With lots of tailored tuition and time for questions, it's the ideal course for young people who want to develop their digital skills – and have a whole lot of fun while doing it.

Pierre Boulez: he turned 90 at the end of March, but Boulez's 80s were a time in which he refused to rest on his laurels, creating and leading a new course for young musicians from all over the world to proselytise the music of the 20th and 21st centuries at the Lucerne Festival Academy.

"I think it's a mandatory course for young PIs," says molecular biologist Raz Zarivach of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Beer-Sheva, Israel, speaking of a lab management course offered by the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO)—one of two he has attended. .

Of course, for young college-aged political enthusiasts, the fitted dress may not be the way to go -- no sense in looking matronly until you have to serve on the Senate Judiciary Committee, after all!

Finally, having children was an integral part of the life course for young eastern Germans.

An orientation course for young practicing rural doctors was set up in 2003 by a professional association and a NGO.

Of course, for young events the "gene" status is hard to prove short of experimental verification of a functional protein product, and for older events the history of the gene modules is more difficult to discern.