Sentence examples for courses because it is from inspiring English sources

"We have places available on many of the courses because it is difficult to get the word out to students in the UK," he said.

The absurdity of New York City's housing market has become a standard part of many Econ 101 courses, because it is such a clear example of public policy that achieves the near opposite of its goals.

I hope that there will be more similar courses because it is very important for me to know and use English in an appropriate way.

"Nobody knows, of course, because it is all speculation".

They have chosen our course because it is not discipline based.

9.12pm BST You will have probably heard about this song, of course, because it is incredible.

Mark Webber, a driver at the Red Bull team, said that he dislikes the course because it is too slow.

Thompson, 60, said many first-time marathon runners are drawn to Chicago's course because it is flat.

"It's a good city to come to and I like the course because it is one of the traditional courses we play," Sorenstam said.

"Anyone who is paying attention would realize that it's very risky to teach the course, because it is unconstitutional," Dr. Gunn said.

This may be one of the factors putting women off doing a course, because it is the age many women begin planning a family.