Sentence examples for courses back to from inspiring English sources

If it returns by the peripheral route, the blood courses back to the heart through superficial veins, where it continues to lose heat and arrives at the heart cool.

It is composed of three courses: "Back to the Basics," the equivalent of Health Insurance 101; "What's Your Plan," outlining the ins and outs of health care plans; and "Take Action Now," examining the health care platforms of the Democratic and Republican Parties.

The study by education professors at the University of Arizona offers new evidence of the positive impact the Mexican American Studies courses had on Tucson's Latino student achievement, just as the courts are preparing to hear a new plan that may bring the courses back to the city's public schools.

And, of course, back to India, to continue photographing the monsoon.

By then, his team was unused to taking orders or to reporting the firm's course back to the bridge.

But in 1994 Mr Kumar broke away, forming his own political party and plotting his course back to power.

And the chances of a takeover battle are slim when rivals are also nursing wounds, leaving Mr Oudea free to plot a course back to health.

From here you can take the "Ramblers' Route" that eventually joins the Norfolk Coast Path that passes through the golf course back to Sheringham and its Blue Flag beaches.

But MPs sceptical about his leadership are looking for evidence that he can extend the party's reach into new areas to chart the course back to power.

After a difficult breakup, a newly single Mr. Lilienstein was indeed following his own course, back to Los Angeles for a surgical rotation and to continue his third year at U.S.C.

This indiscriminate approach to his career partly explains how he has made more than 80 movies over the course of his career, including classics such as Clue, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, The Addams Family and, of course, Back to the Future.