Sentence examples for courses of his from inspiring English sources

In 1937, a few months after his landslide re-election to a second term, Franklin Roosevelt set out on one of the boldest and most dangerous courses of his presidency.

Should Mr. McCain consider the courses of his three heroes, he will realize that after a convention, the vanquished can have as much opportunity to change history, for better or worse, as the victor.

"The courses of his youth promised it not," the Archbishop of Canterbury explains in the first scene: **{:.break one} ** The breath no sooner left his father's body But that his wildness, mortified in him, Seemed to die too.... Never was such a sudden scholar made; Never came reformation in a flood With such a heady currance, scouring faults.

Hidden in a service area just off the kitchen is the Chef's Table, where the executive chef, Eric Neri, takes up to eight people through six courses of his staff's most creative new dishes, like toasted bread rounds lavished with crème fraîche and caviar; pan-seared scallops with yellowtail snapper, sweet corn and English peas; and a chocolate tower imprinted with gold leaf.

But it is hard to argue with five courses of his meticulously prepared Spanish food for $45.

The latter option could be described as "chef's choice" – on any given night, Carlson prepares courses of his choosing which make up the degustation menu for that evening.

In the course of his flight, he loses his weapons.

That became evident in the course of his evidence.

In the course of his career he released 635 recordings.

That moment settled the course of his life.

She almost never met his eyes through the course of his speech.