Sentence examples for deferred course from inspiring English sources

deferred course to worked in Germany for two years as a private tutor to save up funds, financial support from parents and grandad It was more a question of surviving rather than coping.

The university's budget projections fell short after more domestic students deferred courses or took lighter loads and the international student market was hampered by a strong Australian dollar and uncertainty about government policy changes, the vice chancellor, Michael Spence, told staff in a video statement last month.

Students who had already commenced or deferred their course before budget day would not face uncapped fees.

But students who had already started or deferred a course at the time of this year's budget will have their contributions capped until 2020.

In March 2011, after 18 months at the university, Watson announced that she was deferring her course for "a semester or two", though she attended Worcester College, Oxford during the 2011 12 academic year as a "visiting student".

March Madness was right around the corner, so Calhoun's suspension was (of course!) deferred until next season, allowing him to coach the team during the tournament.

I've been through so much injury that my body is a wreck and Charlotte's deferred her university course.

He was, of course, deferred.

Of course, I deferred.

Climate change could become your version of health-care reform under Bill Clinton: an overambitious policy that dissipates your political capital early on.Of course, deferring serious action on climate change would have other nasty consequences.

I, of course, defer to their collective coruscation, a Parkeresque/Wildean conflux of semi-improvised comic acumen it would have been philistine to sully with my hack, desiccated rabbit-pellets of "professional jokes".