Sentence examples for course story from inspiring English sources

*This name has been changed Rosie Spinks started the Three Course Story project in 2013, interviewing attendees at North London Action for the Homeless (NLAH), a Hackney-based charity that serves a meal twice a week to anyone who needs it – most are homeless, socially isolated, mentally ill, immigrants or those struggling with addiction.

The most common other terms used in this context are narrative (Bordwell, 2008) and, of course, story (Chatman, 1980).

Because Jon Atherton, the guy who created the Wobble iphone application (here's a (unpaid of course) story we wrote about them last year), just won't give up.

The research analysis of students' descriptive evaluations was performed in 2002 2005 and consisted of the following steps: 1. Answers were first thoroughly read in extenso, reaching for a global understanding of the content in each student's course story.

Of course, stories abound about the perils of life after a windfall.

There were, of course, stories of the miraculous power of Rabbi Yonatan.

Of course, stories and art have always gone together; it's just that this is eclipsed from time to time.

Now, of course, stories are electronic blips, and page images are transferred in an instant to printing plants around the country.

It's a story with a beginning, a middle and an end, although, of course, stories and love affairs are inimical.

Of course, stories are legion about Westerners being presented with all sorts of unfamiliar items, from dog to monkey brains.

(Of course, stories about the flood of Canadians coming to the U.S. for advanced medications and treatments unavailable in medically socialized, short-on-care Canada are practically nonexistent).