Sentence examples for courses are full from inspiring English sources

In reference to my optimism you said "on his figures, the courses are full for this September".

There are also pictures by other contemporaries, including Anton Kolig, a repressed homosexual whose drawings of young men, in the studio or on his alpine art courses, are full of power and tenderness.

After all, how was the KGB to know that British courses are full of perennially useless hackers such as myself who, when bunkered, tends to displace more sand than Lawrence of Arabia charging a Turkish goods train?

These courses are full of players who think they are Woods or Sorenstam and act like it: they have expensive clubs and wear expensive clothes, and they have perfected the Glare.

Required English courses are full-year classes that can be taken at the comprehensive, college preparatory, or advanced levels with Advanced Placement available in 12th grade.

The ranch's course catalog is available in January, and half its courses were full by mid-March.

The Nets, of course, are full of optimism.

Prisons, of course, are full of people who insist they are innocent.

These cultures and subeconomies of course are full of individuals with (nearly) as wide a range of philosophies and goals and outlooks as the rest of the world.

A larger phone is good for tired or middle-aged eyes, and for even more screen space, an Android tablet or an iPad Mini are slightly easier to use, as of course are full-sized tablets.

Diaghilev's world, of course, was full of other changes, and after 1917 he would never be allowed home.