Sentence examples for formal courses from inspiring English sources

"She was a natural cook who never took formal courses but learned like so many women of her generation by cooking with her mother," Mr. Malgieri said.

FIRST fellows carry out research while learning to teach by means of formal courses, mentorship, and classroom experience.

"If I had known earlier on that I was going to get into biomedical engineering, I may have taken some formal courses," she says.

In the United States, would-be patent agents often prepare for the patent bar exam through home study, workbooks, and formal courses.

Throughout the fellowship experience, fellows are strongly encouraged and supported to take advantage of the many training opportunities available to them through formal courses, field experiences, and seminars.

Formal courses mean that students, postdocs, and faculty who teach RCR are well versed in current issues in best research practices.

(A formal course in photography had not yet been established at the Bauhaus at that time).

Unlike many after him, he did not see "black history" as an independent discipline, and never taught a formal course in it.

The first formal course in ophthalmology was taught at the medical school of the University of Göttingen in 1803, and the first medical eye clinic with an emphasis on teaching, the London Eye Infirmary, was opened in 1805, initiating the modern specialty.

Morris was thus open to the idea of a career move to Prestwick, where the arrival of the railroad in the 1840s had created demand for a formal course.

As the 80 or so employees and friends of the Spotted Pig took their seats, Mr. Ladner began assembling the first formal course: whole roasted lobes of monkfish liver and whole roasted lobes of foie gras.