Sentence examples for course in making from inspiring English sources

Of course the G-20 has to steer a careful course in making itself more effective.

"If she taught a course in making toast, I'd take it," somebody remarked.

We suggest a remedial course in Making the Most of Your Moment.

"Of course, in making better parties, we were able to charge higher prices," George told W magazine.

Congress recognized the wisdom of this course in making the vice president a member of the National Security Council in 1947.

Fried announces she's not the kind of poet to place Kissinger before "The Raft of the Medusa," but of course, in making her point, she decorously does just that.

'In June and July I had received courses in making bombs alongside elements of Chávez's militias, the FBL.

"After sharia science, it talks about courses in making slide shows and editing them – effectively making propaganda - before the video finishes".

The company offers free three-day courses in making gelato and running a shop and will send its chefs to customers' locations to offer advice.

Here is The Cupcake Café, a pastel-painted dream of baking at its best, buzzing with families and offering courses in making cakes, bread and even chocolates.

To charge the new £3,000 tuition fees after 2006, universities must give a written plan to the new Access Regulator (nicknamed Offtoff) showing what they are doing to encourage applications from disadvantaged groups: chiefly in marketing their courses, in making sure that admissions are fair, and in providing bursaries and other support.