Sentence examples for course needed from inspiring English sources

Prachi Agarwal, who is studying business administration through a correspondence course, needed a desktop computer at home.

After that, the U.S.G.A. hired Trent Jones whenever it thought an Open course needed changes, whether subtle or drastic.

Reforms are of course needed across the crisis-ridden Muslim-majority world: political, socio-economic and, yes, religious too.

"I broke a 7-iron in the second round there, and of course needed it about four more times that day".

And a paper for commuters, of course, needed something still more substantial than the usual diet of crime and human interest tales.

Granted, Mr Johnson handled it well, quipping that the course needed to be faster and being generally charming to the people below him.

Allies, of course, need to hear that.

Some plants, of course, need protecting from self-seeding neighbours.

Liza and Halston, of course, need no further introduction.

Every flailing politician, of course, needs a culprit.

Sotomayor's decisions will, of course, need a close read.