Sentence examples for course marked from inspiring English sources

He hadn't, of course, marked it on a map.

Peritoneal dissemination of abdominal malignancy (PSD) has a clinical course marked by bowel obstruction and death.

The Edlington attack in April last year has, of course, marked the lives of its victims most deeply.

Haymerle's conduct of policy owed little to personal innovation; he generally followed the diplomatic course marked out by his predecessor.

The chalk plateau is trenched by the lower Seine in a course marked by spectacular meanders and river cliffs.

Motocross, form of motorcycle racing in which cyclists compete on a course marked out over open and often rough terrain.

Masses of people would of course mark the end of wildness.

Gregory's resignation did not, of course, mark the end of the political centrality of the papacy in European affairs, even into the last century.

The ends of these franchises do not, of course, mark an end to the genre's importance, nor do they portend an era of dissolution.

Launch of leadership and innovation course marks the first of what will be many MITPE online courses available in fully-translated form.

Kimetto broke the course mark Sunday in capturing the Chicago Marathon, and his compatriot Rita Jeptoo was the women's winner in the first major marathon in the United States since the Boston bombings.