Sentence examples for course next month from inspiring English sources

Of course, next month viewers will have one more ad campaign to filter through, when commercials begin for Fuse, part of the Rainbow Media Holdings unit of Cablevision Systems.

Stoute did not enter Snow Sky in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at this course next month, but the colt could be added to the race at the supplementary stage.

And, of course, next month is the British Press Awards, to which newspapers traditionally refer – with the absolute lack of irony you'd expect – as "the Oscars of our industry".

"Because of the stadium and boardwalk changes, we felt comfortable enough to make this investment," said Kenny Kaufman, who runs the Coney Island Batting Range and Go-Kart City with his father, and plans to open the $400,000 miniature golf course next month.

Peter Laskowich, an amateur urbanologist who will teach a course next month at New School University on New Yorkers' relationship to their environment as viewed through the invention of baseball, said New Yorkers related to weather differently from people in, say, San Diego.

Of course, next November is a long way off that's another caveat.

Mr Howes is expecting much better than that from the boat that will carry him across Portland Harbour's measured course next September; he is building it strong enough to withstand 100 knots (yes, 115mph).

But she notes that he reversed course last month and agreed to distribute AIDS drugs to pregnant women infected with H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS.

But the House, which passed a bill last year that left out the immunity provision, failed to follow course this month after Democratic leaders sought more time to negotiate a compromise.

"Put in your own hours, put in your own work: you're going to see the results," said Glenn Davis, a Ford model who took a licensing course last month.

The site was launched – in beta, of course – last month and has already attracted more than 4,800 members, who've shared 13 work-related applications on average.