Sentence examples for course language from inspiring English sources

Fire earned a general humanities degree, and Earth designed his own course, Language and Culture.

Of course, language always changes and progresses as we become more politically aware, and that is a good thing.

Of course, language does eventually change in all sorts of ways, whether from reformist design (for instance, the 18th-century campaign for spelling uniformity), ignorance or sheer inattention.

Wilde wrote, "We have really everything in common with America nowadays, except, of course, language," and Shaw spoke of "two nations divided by a common language".

Of course, language evolves, and as a word-lover I'm all for that, but it seems to be evolving in the wrong direction.

Davidson's introductory survey course "Language, Structures and Cognition" has more than doubled in size from 55 students to 120.

Of course, languages vary, too.

Ancient texts provide an idea of the curriculum, the teaching method, the course languages and its duration.

Of course, languages without these grammatical distinctions can express them lexically, as in English: "I broke my foot a few years ago".

At Augusta National, every aspect of his game, from ball-striking to on-course language and demeanor, were evaluated to the point that Woods said, in exasperation, "People are making way too much of a deal on this".

Instead, pupils have opted for subjects such as religious studies, information technology and vocational courses, and even "short-course" language GCSEs, which do not count towards the new measure.