Sentence examples for courses on you from inspiring English sources

Perhaps one of the most popular and accessible winter sports, alpine skiing describes a variety of events in which athletes race down steep courses on, you guessed it, a pair of skis.

In the rare instance that things did not follow accordingly, the onus was, of course, on you and your own ineptitude.

Two months ago, I found myself knee-deep in one of those 2-day intensive courses on negotiation you see advertised in airline magazines.

"That produced a lot of courses on land you couldn't otherwise have used," Mr. Klein said, "but it also created a very unnatural, very contrived look".

A look at some corporate leadership courses on Google gives you a familiar list of descriptive words: "assertiveness", "effectiveness", "strategy".

Snack between courses on edamame while you wait for the fairly light vegetable tempura (broccoli, zucchini, sweet potato), or the Asian-style battered and fried spare ribs.

It depends, of course, on what you're performing in.

Depending, of course, on what you mean by good.

Of course, on BBC1 you also get the presenters.

Whether repugnance really offers wisdom depends, of course, on what you find repugnant.

Whether it is really a good thing or not depends, of course, on whom you're asking.