Sentence examples for going to a course from inspiring English sources

"I've being going to a course three days a week, plus I'm applying for ten jobs every fortnight – and [the DWP is] saying I'm not looking for work?

Monique tells us she would like to become a doctor whilst she fastens her veil before going to a course at the Islamic school.

So I went to a course given by one of the investment banks on the process, how you do it.

This include all things ranging from what do I do when I go to a course and I show up to the bag drop which not everyone intuitively knows or how to I interface with the starter or the ranger.

I went to a course where it was said that we need to incorporate it, like in every consultation.......it must become like a routine vital sign to check smoking habit" (P11; Physician, <5 years' experience).

It was pointed out, for instance, that "attending a course" involved going to "a short course of tutor lead [sic] group learning, covering one particular skill or group of skills and/or knowledge".

To hide the surprise, she told her husband, Liam Cregan, that she was going to a business course in Dublin.

"I went to a Kabbalah course, and it said that women have to bring light to men," Scheer said.

I went to a piano course until I was 15, and then I went to a drama school in Versailles.

If they are graying or permanently scuffed, they might go to a golf course as a practice-range ball for a dime or less per ball.

They went to a golf course north of the grounds they had scouted earlier and set up the equipment.