Sentence examples for editing course from inspiring English sources

Glatt, who spent $5,500 for a film editing course before signing on with "Black Swan," had hoped an internship would be his pathway to a film career.

On its release, Joe Danger received generally positive reviews; most reviewers praised the accessible gameplay and the ability to edit courses while playing them.

This experience, however, also taught me how much I didn't know, which in turn led to taking editing courses through Simon Fraser University's writing and publishing program.

I spent the next six months writing and editing this course.

Jacques himself was suspicious about cinema in his youth, and studied literature and philosophy, only to experience a Damascene conversion when he signed up for a film-editing course; he ended up working as assistant editor on Roman Polanski's Parisian drama The Tenant in 1976.

It is to be found, and belongs, in "A Subtreasury of American Humor," edited (of course) by E. B. and Katharine S. White of The New Yorker.

Others who have profited from the tendency to turn a perceived flaw into a proud distinction include Ms. Paradis, who became the gap-toothed face of Chanel Rouge Coco, and Ms. Hutton, who unabashedly showed off her gap on the cover of Love magazine, the British fashion glossy that is edited (of course) by the gap-toothed superstylist Katie Grand.

If at any point you want to edit your courses by deleting modules, select the course and click the red "x" next to the specific module.

Q.A few years ago I took several high-end graphics and photo-editing courses and saved tons of data on Zip disks.

In practice, that means individual users of Eliademy (such as teachers) are able to freely create and edit online courses, forums and quizzes, share documents, embed multimedia content, access educational calendars, and access a controllable LMS where they can share course content with students.

It's all in the editing, of course.