Sentence examples for course presented from inspiring English sources

The Lime Rock race course presented a similarly daunting challenge.

Huffington, of course, presented this development as universally beneficial: "This moment will be for HuffPost like stepping off a fast moving train and onto a supersonic jet... 1 + 1 = 11".

Indeed, the whole point of his contributions to the Observer, his Basic French Cookery Course, presented in a ground-breaking comic strip form, was to demystify the kitchen for men.

We can see Avedon playing by the old rules in "Marlene Dietrich, Turban by Dior, the Ritz, Paris, August 1955": we get the sultry Dietrich — smoking, of course — presented exactly as we imagine her.

Two years later he married Jeanne de Lartigue, a wealthy Protestant, who brought him a respectable dowry of 100,000 livres and in due course presented him with two daughters and a son, Jean-Baptiste.

Two feature Bobby Van performing more or less solo pieces: one, a series of antic, agile leaps, slides, and twirls around and atop the obstacle course presented by the overstuffed décor of a local department store and soda fountain; the other, a series of two-legged, hippity-hop bounces through the small town of the title, turning Van into a virtual human pogo stick.

Ideology, of course, presents an unbridgeable chasm between the progressives and Tea Partiers like Mr. Kirkham.

And the course presents 30 uniquely high and unpredictable fences that feature drops, ditches, sharp turns and slopes.

That, of course, presents the biggest hurdle: convincing people that their intention is to spread ideas, not steal them.

There is a specific course presenting evolution (Population Biology: BIOL4303) in the biology curriculum.

This, of course, presents some obvious social moments, such as when your football team scores or a new episode of your favorite TV show airs.