Sentence examples for course has begun from inspiring English sources

All day, the Internet has been erupting with news that the age of notebook and netbooks is over, and the age of tablets — specifically, the iPad, of course — has begun.

A bottle of wine showed up twenty minutes after it was ordered, well after the main course had begun to cool, and not for lack of conveyance — the ratio of servers to serving is high here.

The number of UK students on postgraduate taught degree courses has begun to decline after a decade of relatively high growth, according to a new Hefce report that gives an overview of postgraduate study in England and Northern Ireland.

By the late '20s, some courses had begun to be adorned with sculptural figures like horses and whales.

The Radcliffe women, who had access to all of Harvard's courses, had begun to agitate for female professors, but Harvard's English department still was not welcoming to women faculty members.

These US online courses have begun to develop ways of giving students formal credits, such as students paying to take invigilated exams.

"Parents who participate in these literacy courses have begun to send their children to school," he said.

Since he worked out an anger problem last year that he said used to hinder him on the course, he has begun to manage his emotions better.

The time course study has begun on ten tanks (each in triplicate), containing sea bass larvae.

Of course, that has begun to change.

Of course, that has begun to change.