Sentence examples for course in the form of from inspiring English sources
He gets his comeuppance, of course, in the form of a large steel blade puncturing his lower abdomen and groin.
Not, of course, in the form of a fancy philosophical theory, but just by letting people take responsibility for making their own lives.
And the added cost of fast delivery would likely be passed on to the consumer, of course, in the form of higher prices or subscription fees.
TPACK is used as the basis for designing the curriculum and content of the course in the form of learning design activities for trainees.
In the meantime we have an intermezzo course in the form of Pet Sematary, less of a tart palate-cleanser and more of a bread roll basket, filling a gap while offering few surprises.
Satirical takes on the ever-so-worthy youthful idealism of students, as in the recent final series of university comedy Fresh Meat and, of course, in the form of Rick in the Young Ones, are cleverly observed and have their place.
It's also just a short distance from the cultural hubs of New York City and Philadelphia, which offer an extension of the classroom for many creative courses in the form of studio visits, performances, and more.
Agreement studies are often associated with intensive courses in the form of interactive slide seminars of study cases [ 21].
Representatives of all levels of the organization will be interviewed 1-2 months before the start of the courses, in the form of qualitative interviews with managers and focus groups with all supervisors plus selected employee representatives.
It is obvious that both matter and the radiation, and of course the presence of the particle, contribute in the forming of the metric.
