Sentence examples for courses and so from inspiring English sources

I managed to swap courses and so escaped a lucrative future running a high-flying company.

"I don't think it requires huge new courses and so on," Caldicott replies.

Each town destination, moreover, is annotated with details of distances, landmarks, local golf courses and so on.

The continued restriction of flights from several European countries has meant that a lot of bookings (for accommodation, diving courses and so on) were cancelled.

Small schools have been looked on as poor relations because you need a big school to support libraries and computer rooms, lots of specialist courses, and so on.

Marguerite's success was cemented by a series of mass-market books of 500 recipes – of sweet dishes, hors d'oeuvres, meat courses and so forth.

The Riverhead consultant urged that golf courses and so-called golf communities be prohibited in agricultural areas and no longer counted as open space.

Be wary of the plethora of online courses and so-called gurus and instead look for experts who aren't overselling and overpromising.

Tastes change, of course, and so did Uncle Tom.

Beach books count, of course, and so do audiobooks and comic books.

The Force Awakes opens this week, of course, and so we face a deluge of fevered fandom.