Sentence examples similar to course seasons from inspiring English sources

And, of course, Season 1 ended with the Startup Battlefield stage.

We've missed judges Genevieve Gorder and Vern Yip's brutally honest banter and, of course, Season 1 winner David Bromstad's charm.

The 2003 UK coursing season ran from 1 October to 28 February.

During the 2006 07 coursing season, the leading United States coursing body, the National Open Field Coursing Association, registered 480 dogs of various breeds, and oversaw 83 coursing events.

That fits with what happens in the wild over the course of seasons, the researchers say.

And Benedict Cumberbatch, of course... Seasons 1-2 of "Sherlock" are available on Netflix; the "Sherlock" Christmas special will air on BBC One on Christmas day.

The answer, as has been proven over the course 27 seasons of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, is yes.

Physiological acclimation develops over the course of seasons.

Of course, regular-season proficiency can be wiped out by post-season stumbles.

(Another course is seasoned with a bacon perfume).

Of course, one season does not a trend make.