Sentence examples for course streams from inspiring English sources

Love's uneven course streams through its duets, sometimes performed simultaneously by the identically dressed couples.

No significant difference was detected between male and female or among different ethnic groups, religions, education levels, course streams and socioeconomic classes when compared for age at sexual debut.

Spotify isn't, of course, streaming the overall Christmas number 1; Lewisham and Greenwich's NHS Choir has gracefully landed the coveted spot, following main contender Bieber encouraging fans to buy their single, 'A Bridge Over You'.

But DVD and the Internet, despite helping put video stores out of business (DVDs were largely bought, not rented, and, of course, streaming video gets around brick-and-mortar stores altogether, whether for rentals or purchases), helped the generation of filmmakers raised on video stores to get their work released.

Of course, streaming has its own problems.

Both models of course stream Netflix and have all the goodies normally associated with Android 3.x.

Even 2.2 still won't work with 3G, and of course streaming is not an option.

Since component video is an analog signal, the movies, will of course stream just fine. .

Of course, streaming services supplant a number of traditional album sales, which is why overall sales continue to drop.

The App works over 3G and EDGE (and Wi-Fi, of course), streaming music from a library of more than 8 million songs.

Finally, of course, streaming through the gap in the lines would come the cavalry, three divisions' worth.