Sentence examples for course from which from inspiring English sources
Europe is entering on a course from which Japan is desperate to escape.
The book charts a strong, philosophical course, from which specific actions and decisions naturally follow.
A few days later Mr. Lodge remarked, "We are launched on a course from which there is no respectable turning back".
"We are working very hard to increase the proportion of female staff in the centre and we have just completed a training course from which 11 new female officers graduated," she added.
However, employers have since grown wary of sending good managers on a course from which they may be poached by a rival or where they may suddenly decide to make a career change and leave to start their own business.
"It's been made abundantly clear to me how broken our system is," Ms. Calas told me later, as the city prepared for yet another storm, suggesting that she was on a course from which she could not diverge.
Courses from which a student has formally withdrawn do not count toward the residency requirement.
Suppose further that this school only offers six different courses from which the students select four to take.
This grade may also be assigned to students who do not submit required work in courses from which they have not officially withdrawn by the withdrawal deadline.
However, if you need to repeat a required course because you earned a grade below the minimum and there are no alternatives courses from which to choose both grades count toward your GPA.
