Sentence examples for for which course from inspiring English sources

Why should knowledge of which cutlery to use for which course confer distinction on anybody in this day and age?

The first step in your training is the Common Professional Examination CPEE) or Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL), for which course fees will range from £1085 to £5900.

For analyses that included course level, studies on a mixed majors courses (six studies) and studies for which course level was not reported (eight studies) were excluded.

Nicola Dandridge, chief executive of umbrella group for higher education, Universities UK, said: "While it is quite clear that changes are ahead, there is still a great deal of uncertainty as to the level of student demand and for which courses, and the extent to which students will take out student loans.

The deadline for companies to decide which course to take is this month.

The government's line is that its drive for apprenticeships – funding for which, of course, is now "ringfenced" – must take precedence.

Of the 66, 54 were enrolled in the university's Masters of Public Health program (for which the course is a required part of the core curriculum), 5 were enrolled in a Preventive Medicine residency (for which the course is required), and 7 were enrolled in another university graduate program (for which the course is not required).

For which, of course, we forgive him.

How to Eat is here to put that right with all the precision for which, of course, omelette fans are renowned.

The route of Outrun the Sun is broadly that of the notorious Ultra-Trail du Mont Blanc (the UTMB) – for which the course record is just over 20 hours.

A spokesman for the National Automobile Dealers Association likened the warranties to insurance for which, of course, policy holders as a group pay more than they get back to protect against the rare problem that is ruinously expensive.