Sentence examples for get through the course from inspiring English sources

Very few do not get through the course.

"He didn't care about the fact that he couldn't get through the course," the ex-employee said.

I have a disability, which means I get very tired and it will take all of my energy to get through the course.

M2: He was always of the opinion let's not run before I can walk, let's get through the course first and then I'll give it some thought.

In this respect this scheme was only partly successful with both students and mentors reporting that alongside contextualising prescribing, moral support to get through the course, was a key form of support both received and offered.

Two mentors discussed the fact that students were too busy with the demands of the course, to focus on prescribing, as illustrated in the quote below: M2: He was always of the opinion let's not run before I can walk, let's get through the course first and then I'll give it some thought.

"But I also learned in '88 that if you win Iowa but don't have the money and or the organization and the campaign in these other states that you're ultimately not going to get through the whole obstacle course".

It would seem counter-intuitive to be so wide open, and in fact I've been surprised how few times I can't get through in the course of an average week.

"We don't do two servings," explains Isabelle, "as it takes all evening to get through all the courses, and the idea here is not to be rushed - neither the chef nor the customers".

Individuals can do little work and just cram for a couple of weeks at the end of the course just to get through the exam.

Today, if you have somebody who ultimately gets through the obstacle course, they're going to lack the one ingredient in such need today: authenticity.