Sentence examples for form course from inspiring English sources

And the two together, of course, form the combined input.

Complete at least one course form the other emphasis.

This will, of course, form the basis of the Conservative campaign at the next election.

She has good course form and will enjoy the sound surface.

Courses are proposed by submitting a syllabus and the Proposed Reading Course Form.

Medical withdrawal from a course (form included).

For example, while MOH officials at the national level report offering week-long courses, an interviewee with a part-time MOH affiliation alleged: [The MOH] was trying to form courses, but with many deficiencies….

In fact, they even introduced a new sixth-form course to keep me occupied until I joined a club.

Shortly after, Tania met the university friends of her cousin, the historian Geoffrey Trevelyan, and was inspired to read history at Cambridge, completing the preparatory sixth-form course in a single year.

For older children, there is a full-time EAL sixth-form course, which gives them a grounding in English alongside a small amount of maths, science and humanities before they go on to their GCSEs.

Designing a short-form course looking at a more focused area, free of departmental or programmatic goals, might be a refreshing break from the typical university teaching experience for most faculty and allow for more in-depth exploration than a conference presentation or short seminar.