Sentence examples for courses on how from inspiring English sources
Business schools offer hugely popular courses on how to become an entrepreneur.
The high-school curriculum included courses on how to be a weaver and a loom fixer.
"They've spent years in school taking practical and theoretical courses on how to be a judge.
"The next thing you know, they're going to give courses on how to relax.
Had the draft picks all gone to style camp for crash courses on how to dress like GQ models?
They set up NewLandOwner (www.newlandowner.co.uk), a Derbyshire-based company which runs courses on how to start a smallholding.
This depends, of course, on how one defines generations.
It depends, of course, on how one defines "extended period of time".
James will even do one course on how to be a political leader, but he'll be as far away from Westminster as can be.
Whether reconciliation is compatible with justice turns, of course, on how one conceives of justice.
The decision should depend, of course, on how much one values money received today versus tomorrow.
