Sentence examples for course passes from inspiring English sources

The race course passes through Winchester, making it town No. 147.

Once a vegan, he has moved toward the dietary mainstream, but beef — grass-fed, of course — passes his lips no more than monthly.

Its middle section enters tropical rain forest and is the traditional boundary between the Anyi (Agni) and Baule (Baoule) peoples, and its lower course passes through a region noted for its timber (sipo and mahogany), pineapples, coffee, cocoa, and bananas.

The attraction of running in a big-city marathon, where the course passes famous landmarks and goes through boisterous neighborhoods, has increased the demand for spots in races like the London Marathon.

Our proposed Model 1, of course, passes these criteria.

Such fallibility of course passes to the conclusion, too.

I will of course pass the results onto the court.

Less than a third of those picked to take the high-threat operators' course pass it.

Of course, passing laws is one thing; implementing them is another.

Mitt Romney, of course, passed one when he was governor of Massachusetts.

I am on the short introductory course – passing through I only have one evening and a night.