Sentence examples for courses come from from inspiring English sources

Main courses come from the grill or the oven.

Both courses come from a list in my upcoming book, Fifty More Places To Play Golf Before You Die, to be published next month by Stewart, Tabori & Chang.

Accordingly, academic EM departments are essentially lacking since the professors teaching EM courses come from departments such as anesthesia and internal medicine, and provide instruction in a non-standardized fashion.

Faculty teaching the interdisciplinary NSC Core courses come from a wide variety of disciplinary backgrounds and must meet the challenge of teaching subject matter that is not in their immediate area of expertise.

Much of the funding for the Whizzkids courses comes from corporate sponsorship, from South African and foreign firms.

Medicine, dentistry and veterinary science are the subjects least often chosen, with just 18.2% of the students on these courses coming from working-class families.

The Harvard study reveals that in 2013, just 1percentt of all enrollment in fully online U.S. courses came from outside the United States.

But the real gems in Alasdair Gray of course come from Alasdair Gray.

"Well, firstly, I think the charges of militancy and fundamentalism of course come from our opponents, the theists.

The longest and loudest voices to stay the course come from those that are not there and have not picked up a weapon to fight.

Ricard says Monaco is one of Europe's most international business schools - the 36 students currently on its MBA course come from 26 different countries.