Sentence examples for have a course of from inspiring English sources

While acetylcholine, for example, acts upon synaptic receptors for only a few milliseconds, neuropeptides have a course of action lasting from several seconds to several days.

"I think that we are going to have a course of new action and that will be vigorously pursued in the next several weeks," he said.

The Yankees hope to have a course of action for Posada by Friday, after Posada meets with David Altchek, the Mets' team doctor.

"You can't have a course of N.H.S. and private treatment at the same time on the same appointment — for instance, if a particular drug has to be administered alongside another drug which is N.H.S.-funded".

And suggested the whole family have a course of psychotherapy.

I don't think I was very well prepared…well I am not even sure you can go and have a course, of course you can be presented with potential situations or problems but I think once you are in the specific situation…then it is very difficult.

She had a course of brain and lung radiation.

Pechora River, also spelled Pečora, river in Russia, having a course of 1,124 miles (1,809 km).

I was started on antidepressants and had a course of counselling.

But I had a course of CBT, and, within weeks, I was driving north again.

I am not entirely untutored, of course, having had a course of lessons in the instrument from a music student who looked quietly appalled while I played.