Sentence examples for course from a from inspiring English sources

The snag came when MiMa Tower changed course from a condo to a rental.

Of course, from a medical standpoint, these balms are more aromatic than therapeutic.

But of course from a political perspective the government doesn't actually need to out-Labor Labor.

The story springs, of course, from a book by Philip Roth.

While attending school, Georges began to draw, and, beginning in 1875, he took a course from a sculptor, Justin Lequien.

He described immediate withdrawal from the war as the "popular and easy course" from a political standpoint.

Proper tea, of course, from a bone-china teapot, served in a cup and saucer, with a silver teaspoon.

But the urgency to play the game came of course from a wider issue: the scheduling of the playoffs.

Shortly after taking over as director, he changed Composition II, a second-year course, from a requirement to an elective.

This modest success is a long way, of course, from a wholesale revival of the domestic industry.

It was his third consecutive start with marked improvement, reversing course from a forgettable April when Hughes's spot in the rotation appeared vulnerable.