Sentence examples for course team from inspiring English sources

Greg will rate the bars, meet the fans, gauge the excitement at each stop and, of course, team up with Paul Myerberg, who will cover the football aspect of the day.

"Maybe it's because we get so used to watching football during the regular season, there was Euro 2012 too, and, of course, Team GB wasn't really Team GB in the football, was it?

I recall one Open University course team viewing of a TV programme on WB Yeats, in which the academic presenter was slowly crossing the bridge from Yeats' Tower, in Galway, while speaking in a booming voice about the significance of the poet's residence.

Referencing what the report calls the "undergraduate research movement" in the United States, its authors, Mick Healey and Alan Jenkins, call for a "research-active curriculum", stating that: "such curricular experience should and can be mainstreamed for all or many students, and achieved through structured interventions at course team, departmental, institutional and national levels".

David Hambling is a senior social work lecturer at the Institute of Education and Public Services, University of Gloucestershire and has organised the conference with Azora Hurd, Michael Isles, Emma Perry and Baljit Soroya from the BSc (Hons) social work course team.

Then of course Team Fortress Classic and all that came after.

Unless of course teams are willing to stop throwing AND stop running to Tillman's side.

In the playoffs, of course, teams usually use no more than four.

When we're not, of course, teams are going to expose you".

Most commonly, of course, teams do all three, but in varying proportions.

Has anyone considered the possibility that by following such an unenterprising course, teams might actually deepen the hole in which they find themselves?