Sentence examples for had courses up from inspiring English sources

UNext has had courses up on the Net since August; students can take either full-length courses or minicourses that focus on specific skill areas.

Iranians love jelly, but the main courses had filled me up and I intended to leave mine.

Main courses had similar ups and downs.

Main courses had similar ups and downs, and nearly everything would have sparkled with slightly more salt and different proportions — less protein, more vegetables apart from carbohydrates.

A week later, 295,000 students had signed up for courses that included philosophy (60,000 students) and equine nutrition (20,000).

Purves, a wealthy doctor, wished to set up a club which would emulate the high-quality Scottish courses he had grown up playing.

Sukumaran's mother told News Limited that her son was also "rehabilitating" and had set up several courses in prison, including those in philosophy and art.

But in the past decade, virtual courses have cropped up nationwide as public schools have rushed to reconfigure traditional courses — from creative writing to calculus — for the Internet age.

This is why – and I say this partly in response to Mr Goebbels – we have of course had to draw up a list of our main objectives.

They let my boss, Stephanie Goodman, and me have at the course they had set up here, about 40 minutes southwest of New Orleans, for the series finale.

Several years ago, Popper was attending an amateur science fiction writing course he had signed up to as a hobby.