Sentence examples for course own from inspiring English sources
Does the university or the faculty member who created an online course own it?
Dorsey does, of course, own 2.3percentt of Twitter's stock, including beneficial ownership of some 18 million shares, according to the proxy.
David cannot, of course, own his loss, and In Memoriam, with its confessions of buried feelings, seems to embody the indirectness with which his grief must be expressed - even in his own thoughts.
In the phone department, only 25percentt of the market (whose net worth is at least $5 million, of course) own an Android.
Minis are made by BMW, which is, of course, owned by Germans.
Sokol, of course, owns a nice little chunk of those outstanding shares.
Sayville is also near the West Sayville Golf Course, an 18-hole course owned by Suffolk County.
IN addition, the 150-acre Overpeck Golf Course, owned by Bergen County, is in Teaneck.
None of us, of course, owns the truth in any of this.
The move seems a little cynical for the mutual which is, of course, owned by its customers.
Of course, owning an attractive printer brings its own problem: do you have the desk real estate to display it?
