Sentence examples for each and every course from inspiring English sources

So what I usually do is at the beginning of each and every course I'll have the class rep create a WhatsApp group and then put everyone in there…." (ENG1).

At some point in each and every course, the discussion focuses on the dearth of courses in academia that offer students the opportunity to talk about race: an opportunity students desperately want and emphatically need.

If they could foreclose on my education like a house or a car, I'd happily pack it up, pull out my memories of each and every course -- "Tudor and Stuart England," "East Asian Art" -- and leave them stacked neatly at the curb.

Depending on how you attack this dinner party, you could either stick strictly to the menu, serving each and every course or select a few items you know your guests will enjoy.

Results, by course, total number of students (n), cut-off date, and percentage of students whose last date of access fell within official time, and in each 6-monthly interval after last official day of course Apart from two courses (C2 and C10), every course shows more last accesses after the course cut-off than within the course time.

While the nature of the assessment evidence may vary from class session to class session, the evidence collected from each and every student in a course can aid instructors in continuously re-evaluating student ideas and iteratively changing the arc of the course to best support the learning of that course's student population.

"For me, the key question for Ariane 6 is not really the design - how many boosters and what will be the size of each and every booster; and of course, we work on that.

That's natural; those are the things you struggle with each and every day" "..well of course, you often do feel powerless.

Thirty-one COPERS courses were delivered and components from every course were evaluated.

Mr. Merenkov said it would be like asking Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief, "if he knows each and every user on Facebook — of course not".

Our discussion here is limited to levels 1 to 3. At the end of each session and course, every student of Cohort 1 completed a standardized questionnaire containing nine closed questions (Likert-type scale of 1 to 5) and one or two open questions.