Sentence examples for has started courses from inspiring English sources

The entrepreneur, who owns three coffee shops in Haarlem in Holland, has started courses training Britons to run their own cannabis cafes.

The OU is not the only university that has started offering courses free online.

Mr. Temporal is leading a major research project on the topic at the business school, which has started offering courses for companies wanting to expand in the market.

The American Academy of Family Physicians, a national group that represents 94,000 family practitioners and medical students, has started offering courses for its members on how to use Botox, facial fillers, lasers and chemical peels.

Instead, the school has started assigning course-specific video tutorials as homework to its 2,700 students, who come from middle-class families with Internet access at home.

For an administration that got itself re-elected largely by bashing the alleged "flip-flops" of its opponent, the Bush team has started reversing course an awful lot.

The belief that has started to course through the country in the past month, and the feverish anticipation that has been expertly brought to the boil by organisers, erupted in a joyous outpouring.

More recently, MSEC has started a course for postdocs and PhD students that consists of a short series of workshops.

Maler has started a course in computational neurosciences at the University of Ottawa, which has generated a lot of interest, with students and faculty from Queens University, the University of Montreal, the University of Laval, McGill, the University of Alberta in Edmonton, and the University of Winnipeg attending the course.

Britain has started to change course, he said, but still has much catching up to do.

Valparaiso University, in Indiana, has started a special course to give international students on academic probation extra help with English and study skills.