Sentence examples for courses were from from inspiring English sources

They were pretty wild affairs, but later on they were toned down a bit, and came to be called steeplechases because the courses were from one church to another.

For international students, classroom-based courses are from £12,900 per year, while laboratory/studio-based courses are from £14,040 per year.

The courses are from Living Language and Rocket Languages, and if you're serious about bilingualism they are absolutely worth considering.

Although in this study the highest proportion among students from different courses was from medical, in general majority of students were aware and knowledgeable about VCT.

A friend doing an MA in the city told me that 90% of the students on his course were from overseas, and the majority of them Chinese.

The answer, of course, is from taxation.

"Well, John, of course, is from Weston-super-Mare.

Cheney herself, of course, is from thickly conservative stock.

Our second course was "from the field and air".

Lincoln: Well, Abraham, of course, is from the Book of Genesis, in the Bible.

The best place to get health insurance, of course, is from your employer.