Sentence examples for course to maintained from inspiring English sources

There is one private and precarious enterprise offering a GCSE Latin course to maintained schools, which I organise, with the support of the university outreach department and a loyal band of teachers who still believe in the Classics.

Unfortunately, this will be an expensive course to maintain.

Miller is doing her best, of course, to maintain some friendship with the Latimers.

To expect the future to be different is not of course to maintain that it will be better.

Of course, to maintain his view that Hitler knew nothing, he has to tamper with historical documents – changing words, and deliberately ignoring all the contrary evidence, as was shown ad nausem at the trial.

The Official Charts Company said the Royal Blood album, which sold 66,000 copies in its first week, was on course to maintain its hold on the top slot this weekend despite competition from Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith.

The Fed also has two formal missions that are codified in law: to promote "maximum employment" (thus its duty to head off recessions) and, of course, to maintain a stable purchasing power, which is generally interpreted as keeping the inflation rate at a tolerable level.

Lower down in the table, St Helens remain on course to maintain their record of having appeared in the play-offs in every year since they were introduced – initially on a top-five basis – in 1998, despite a wretched first half of the season in which they have lost as many matches (six) as they have won.

The goal was of course to maintain influence in the region.

Alicia had saved her own life because of the IMPACT Personal Safety class she took in the spring of 2013; a class she only took because she needed to come up with a one unit course to maintain her full-time student status.

In most states, doctors take regular courses to maintain their licences.