Sentence examples for courses stand from inspiring English sources

Two main courses stand out: red snapper with cockles and chorizo is a welcome play on the always pleasing pork-and-seafood combination.

On another visit, the pastas seemed wan, the roughly cut vegetables tossed into the orecchiette with sausage ($13) felt like an intrusion, and the main courses stood out.

The roster of old favorites includes asparagus with hollandaise sauce, escargots à la bourguignonne and grilled lobster with béarnaise sauce, but two main courses stood out.

The enrolment for the year 2002 cohort into life sciences courses stands at 483 students.

We of course stand behind her".

The basketballs, of course, stand for the family game.

Disgraced athletes, of course, stand to lose a lot more than their medals: corporate backers drop them instantly.

There'll also be the Stan Lee Awards, plenty of cosplay, plus – of course – stand after stand of all things comics-related.

The Governments would, of course, stand ready to facilitate full restoration when all parties indicate such willingness.

Pets, after spouses and children of course, stand alone, although one wonders which are really more important.

Circles, which of course stand for the cycle of life, are everywhere, often accompanied by almond-shaped forms, which he calls pods, that may mean something.