Sentence examples for course naming from inspiring English sources

And, of course, naming her Honor wasn't the wisest choice, because the initial "H" in Honor isn't sounded.

He demanded a complete end to aid to "countries that are burning our flag and chanting death to America," without of course naming any of those countries.

Of course, naming the man-made wonders that cross the ocean surface, and the natural wonders that lurk below it, should be a serious business.

Roach has publicly been lobbying the Fed to lift its 1% rate; Kohn has paid him the high compliment of disputing him (though not, of course, naming him).

Of course naming your wedding after a color might not be so unique.

Of course, naming your horse after his mom or dad could also have sentimental value.

Figure5a shows School A shares courses, namely "Basic Geometry" and "Introduction to statistics", while School B already has a course named "Multi-step equations" (Figure5b).

Livermorium is, of course, named after the laboratory and city where it is located.

News that Glasgow University has launched a one-day course named D'oh!

Fort Lee, in Virginia, is of course named for Robert E. Lee, a man widely respected for his integrity and his military skills.

In this study, views of pre-service teachers on whether Moodle can be utilized during the course named Instructional Technology and Material Design were investigated.