Sentence examples for course to which from inspiring English sources
The consultant at St Richard's hospital, Chichester, suggested that we "let nature take its course", to which we agreed.
Frequently home to the Australian PGA Championship, it was a course to which Greg Norman, a longstanding member, had no difficulty in dragging Bill Clinton.
The Brakebills kids had also read their Tolkien — and Harry Potter, of course, to which "The Magicians" (wherein sorcery, far from solving its unhappy heroes' problems, often seems to make things worse) sometimes seemed a direct rebuttal.
It adds that because the "great majority of courses at the university (including the course to which the claimant applied) are heavily oversubscribed, it is important that those who obtain a place on those courses are financially able to complete them".
First, Trump used Twitter to criticise the UK government's fondness for wind turbines – possibly because they might spoil the views from his country-crushing megacorp of a golf course – to which Sugar replied "The Scottish don't want you!" Sadly for posterity, Sugar has since deleted his contributions to the row from his Twitter feed.
We were in a huge and luxurious hotel and even though the view was fantastic the whole experience was so carefully manufactured that the ocean itself seemed manicured, as if it were actually part of a gigantic golf course to which hotel guests had exclusive access.
But grades mattered so much to the students that they did drop many of the courses to which the stricter rule applied.
Eating like a local means knowing everything from the timing of the meal itself (for instance, not going out to dinner before 9 p.m. in Spain) to the progression of courses to which utensils to use (or not use).
It's too soon, of course, to say which approach will work best.
This is nonsense, of course — nonsense to which, I hasten to assure Mr. Goldberg, I have always avidly subscribed.
My family was supportive, but like many Chicano families, they had no idea of how to advise me on which courses to take, which societies to join, etc.
