Sentence examples for courses often from inspiring English sources

Today many big universities offer online courses, often for free.

Courses often have a vocational angle with practical experience.

Dishes came out of the kitchen in no particular order; main courses often preceded appetizers.

Courses "often appear to be a series of axes faculty would like to grind".

Hubbard measured and certified courses, often worked as a race announcer, and wrote for running publications.

Golf courses often have a rule book behind the bar or in the pro shop.

Web-only courses often have high drop-out rates, she explains.

Golf courses often have another rule book behind the bar or in the pro shop.

Most states have rolled Australian history into social-studies courses, often rather muddled.

Links courses often require low shots, minimizing the effect of the wind.

Courses often have two experts, one academic, one non-academic, both volunteers.