Sentence examples for describes the course from inspiring English sources

Describes the course (long but not extraordinarily challenging or enchanting) and its history.

Much of the book describes the course of Jungian analysis undertaken by Boy's son David.

Describes the course and the race in which 101 young men and women were entered.

Sallust describes the course of the conspiracy and the measures taken by the Senate and Cicero, who was then consul.

Oxford's sales pitch for PPE describes the course as "a multidisciplinary degree designed for those who like to draw connections among political, economic and social phenomena".

Heriot-Watt's prospectus describes the course as capable of delivering graduates "of a caliber capable of developing and implementing creative solutions to the problems encountered in renewable energy capture, conversion, storage and management".

Macdonald, its designer, described the course as "a God-endowed stretch of blessed seclusion".

Bernard Hinault famously called it "connerie" ("stupidity") and described the course designers as "torturers".

Davies, an Englishwoman, described the course as the most difficult links layout she had ever seen.

Almost every racer I spoke to described the course in hallowed tones.

The friends described the Course as a channelling from Jesus, and Mackey assumed that it was baloney.