Sentence examples for course obligatory from inspiring English sources

Plus, of course, obligatory Button Babes, a platoon of ornamental F1 women wearing, highly impractical spray-on red pantsuits, who were shepherded, shivering, from tent to trailer like some precious captive species.

Each topic had a consistent sequence of educational activities: lecture; task-driven directed self-study in preparation for the subsequent small group work; small group work (obligatory); practical course (obligatory); interactive lecture; and non-directed self-study.

Each topic had a consistent sequence of educational activities: lecture; task-driven directed self-study in preparation for the subsequent small group work; small group work (obligatory); practical course (obligatory); interactive lecture; and non-directed self-study (see Fig.  1).

Local student organisations were contacted to check to which extent Disaster Medicine courses (obligatory or voluntary) were incorporated in the local curriculum.

The Radiopharmacy Education Program is organized according to the University model including Obligatory and Optional Theoretical Courses, Obligatory Practices and Master Thesis on the end of the second year using the University laboratory of Radiopharmacy, that is under ISO accreditation, new PET facilities and all other corresponding facilities available in the university and in the country.

And, of course, the obligatory reliance on semi-darkness to ramp up difficulty and tension.

There were, of course, the obligatory miserable experiences and frustrating detours along the way.

There were, of course, the obligatory shrimp cocktail and shrimp Louie, oysters on the half-shell and little pots of steamed clams.

To experience Holi on home soil, visit the Orleans House Gallery near Twickenham in London tomorrow for Indian food, live entertainment and, of course, the obligatory powder-throwing.

There are of course the obligatory "Spider-Man" tie-in toys, including video games for systems like PlayStation2 from Sony Computer Entertainment, a sibling of Sony Pictures Entertainment at the Sony Corporation.

A flourish of fireworks (Stravinsky's, I hasten to add), an unfamiliar ode to music, two piano concertos fielding three pianists, and, of course, the obligatory psalm of praise.