Sentence examples for course in both from inspiring English sources

And, of course, in both a literal and a psychological sense, he is.

And of course, in both ads, there are scenes aplenty with multiple animals.

Of course, in both instances, banks got greedy extending credits and mortgages to people who couldn't pay back".

And, of course, in both cases the result was the same – the defendants were found not guilty.

For about $1,500, potential pet watchers can take a five-day course in both the business and caretaking aspects of pet-sitting.

"Of course, in both of these cases, this was a far cry from encouraging a foreign government to spy on the United States," Gage acknowledged.

Of course, in 2008 both the Democratic and the Republican primaries were contested in Wisconsin, and Democrats had little reason to vote in the Republican primary.

This applies to the number of physics lessons in school and to the participation in preparatory courses in physics, both showing considerable effects.

He has designed and delivered numerous training courses, in both technical and "soft" skills, including 'train the trainer'.

"It was disastrous," said Professor Kedrosky, who teaches venture capital courses in both the business and engineering schools.

It was a dangerous and thrilling youth, providing crash courses in both the horrors of totalitarianism and the fundamentals of macroeconomics.