Sentence examples for courses to present from inspiring English sources

Curtis has entered a partnership with Coursera — a company based in Mountain View, Calif., that calls itself the leading provider of "massive open online courses" — to present "Exploring Beethoven's Piano Sonatas," a series of video lectures by Jonathan Biss, the noted concert pianist and a Curtis alumnus and teacher.

It'll be over to Keith in due course to present the case for Fifa 2013.

He said the next annual report would show that the ENO turned over a surplus of £208,000 in 2013/2014, and in the current financial year "we are on course to present a balanced budget".

Peters, who was at the course to present an award to McIlroy, was a 33-year-old English-born secretary from Belfast when she won the pentathlon at the 1972 Olympics while representing Britain.

This paper takes the idea of abstraction-first teaching a step further, by using Bloom's Taxonomy to design a course to present factual content early, followed by higher-level cognitive skills.

Mr. Trent said pesticides applied to grass on golf courses appeared to present less risk than pesticides applied directly to the far more permeable soil of farm fields under cultivation.

The simpler fare structure of the low cost carriers is, of course, simpler to present on the Internet.

When a system is failing, people will take action, primarily out of desperation as no other course seems to present itself.

The music firms' strongest position, of course, would be to present a united front.

And of course, Schumer is able to present her body from a position of privilege.

The odds on a brotherly one-two seem a little shorter now – even if the London course is not going to present the arduous battle that would suit them most.