Sentence examples for courses for something from inspiring English sources

Customers and employers often do care what you know, so give yourself options by learning and getting good grades in courses for something practical along with something quirky.

I think he's on course for something special on Gold Cup Day – which just happens to be his birthday".

Still Pakistan looked on course for something challenging having reached 132 for two in the 30th over, whereupon there was an ugly implosion.

That goes double, of course, for something which they have very little knowledge about in the first place".

"I'd enrolled in some community college courses, mostly for something to do while my wife took music classes," he says.

And: "You have to work your way up, of course, run for something else first".

Many of the delegates who attended this three-day seminar, conducted by Sri Lanka's army, were of course hoping for something better than that.

"I had already dropped out of two colleges before I found myself in the art building and saw a course description for something called printmaking, and after my first linocut I totally fell in love with the process," recalls Starwars.

But he clearly prefers to take a daintier, more delicate route, and it's possible, after all of these modestly portioned courses, to hunger for something messier, something more.

Of course this straining for something beyond the limits of the human has always been part of the Faust tale.

"We are just saying, 'This is what we think could be done with the plot what do you think?'" Their own hopes are for verdant, open space of course, but also for something more.