Sentence examples for courses filled from inspiring English sources

One of his courses filled a hall with seats for 120 and had 130 more people on the waiting list.

And just as resorts have recently boosted winter ticket sales with terrain parks that appeal to younger snowboarders and skiers, they are hoping freeriding courses filled with dirt jumps, ultra steeps and technical hazards like skinnies and teeter-totters, will draw thrill-seeking riders.

Courses fill up quickly in advance, so ring to check availability.

Applications for the program are accepted until mid-May, but many courses fill up early.

Ed Halliwell, who teaches in London and West Sussex, said some of his courses fill up within 48 hours of their being announced.

Civics and social studies courses fill student heads with irrelevant political facts, like the number of states and the organization of the federal judiciary and the name of the current Secretary of Commerce.

The course filled up almost immediately.

The battle scenes are, of course, filled with gunfire and explosions of all sorts, and there were no stunt doubles.

But trying to enforce such a rule on a 26.2-mile course filled with thousands of runners may be futile.

They don't know you're sitting at home, getting caught up on 'Downton Abbey.' " The online world is, of course, filled with flimflammery.

A long ramp, about 30 feet in the air with a strikingly steep decline, propels riders onto a course filled with dirt mounds and turns.