Sentence examples for course links from inspiring English sources

"This, of course, links to St Patrick's Day, when people drink bright-green beer," Spence says.

Course Links MA in medieval studies, University College London ucl.ac.uk Cost £3,820 full-time or £1,915 per year part-time.

Advertisers can add features to their MySpace profiles and Facebook group pages like video clips, quizzes, downloadable goodies like ring tones, and, of course, links to their own Web sites.

Many DVD's, in fact, are spilling off the discs entirely and onto the Internet, offering, through DVD-ROM drives in personal computers, interactive, movie-related activities like games and chat rooms, live discussions with directors and, of course, links to the company store.

So you could take a picture of your car or wardrobe and Hutch could provide recommendations (and of course links to purchase the recommended items).

"There are, of course, links between addictions in general and opioid addictions in particular and suicide," Gordon told HuffPost.

And those authorities were, of course, linked to the government.

There are strands in these predictable tales that are, of course, linked.

"Russia will, of course, link the issues of missile defense and everything related to it with strategic offensive weapons," he said.

"And this is, of course, linked to the experience of growing up in a society where newspapers were censored, books were banned, travel was forbidden".

A New England Option Another course linked to its setting is "Women's Work in New England, 1620-1920," being offered on the weekend of June 15 to 17 by Historic Deerfield, in Massachusetts, and Boston University's Dublin Seminar for New England Folk Life.