Sentence examples for courses refers to from inspiring English sources
Linksland, the typical setting for Scottish courses, refers to the sandy waste thrown up by the sea receding from the shore.
More needs to be done to have practical sessions and increase the number of courses referring to TCAM.
Burn rate, of course, refers to money up in smoke.
Tip Ton of course refers to the tipping movement.
SETI, of course, refers to the search for intelligent life in the universe.
The certain way, of course, refers to Germany's heavyweight champion of cool, Berlin.
The title, of course, refers to words that none of us use in real life, but which fit headlines perfectly.
"The moment," of course, refers to next Tuesday's election; and "one of our own" is equally obvious.
"How many bills has he passed?"This, of course, refers to Mr Krugman's impassioned pleas for a larger stimulus bill, with a greater focus on spending.
Title II, of course, refers to part of the Communications Act.
One quickly thinks of bees, and Bergson, of course, refers to them.
