Sentence examples for enjoyable course from inspiring English sources
Advisers can help devise a sensible and enjoyable course of study that meets degree requirements and provides the student with opportunities to experience advanced courses, seminars, and research projects.
In "Tintin and the Secret of Literature," published last year, the British artist and novelist Tom McCarthy plots an enjoyable course through the corpus, helped on his way by Baudelaire, Sartre, Derrida, Freud, and the anthropologist Marcel Mauss, whose name could easily belong to an Hergé villain.
He hopes this will all make sense someday, but in the meantime, living vicariously through himself while taking notes in the moment seems like an enjoyable course of action.
Today, Clearview is one of the city's busiest and most enjoyable courses, offering spectacular views of the Throgs Neck Bridge.
It's an enjoyable crash course in Coward.
"It's a great climate and the ball goes a long way and the fairways are quite wide, so it's an enjoyable golf course".
Taconic is another enjoyable, manageable course and not especially long (6,640 yards from the back tees), but a host of top college and amateur championships have proved it a stern test of golf.
When the now fabled "trader" Alessio Rastani – who told the BBC he couldn't wait till the next recession and that Goldman Sachs ruled the world – was revealed to live in a £200k flat jointly owned by his girlfriend and the Royal Bank of Scotland, that was enjoyable, of course it was.
Reviewing the film for the trade paper Variety, critic Jonathan Holland called it "less a feast than a somewhat rushed, but thoroughly enjoyable, three-course meal", commenting that the main difference from the source novel was the sacrifice of psychological nuance.
The idea, they say, is to make the introductory course enjoyable and interesting enough that women who were thinking of other majors choose computer science instead.
In a programming classroom for beginners, a delicate balance must be struck between teaching the design, implementation, and testing fundamentals of programming and the need for students to find their first programming course enjoyable.
