Sentence examples for course he needs from inspiring English sources

Of course, he needs to deliver tonight, but I'm not going to freak out about it.

He is currently on the second course he needs, conducted via e-mail and a school Web site.

The speech reflected the fact that Mr. Bush has been backtracking lately, but he did not come close to charting the new course he needs to take.

But first, of course, he needs to be trusted in his best position, as Hoddle trusted Scholes throughout a campaign that began with teargas and ended in tears.

Whether he can get it back in white ball cricket – he may not get the chance of course – he needs to show that he bat for two sessions against a red ball before being considered again for the Test team.

Striking throughout these dances is Mr. Malandain's commitment to a classical vocabulary, for which, of course, he needs dancers with classical training (in this case, French, Italian, Spanish, Belgian and Swiss).

Running out of race course, he needed to pass Prada and lure his opponents into a foul.

A plausible answer revealed itself in due course: He needed the time to figure out who the audience was, and what it needed to hear.

For that, of course, he needed control of a media over which his influence grew as his powerbase at United became ever more established.

To do that, of course, he needed newly infected patients.

He hopes to finish the five courses he needs to earn a bachelor's degree in business administration.