Sentence examples for having a course from inspiring English sources

But having a course so close to the shore means the wind can be unreliable.

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

Do you favor having a course in school for children, "What to do if you find a gun?" To educate children on how to handle a gun — would you favor that?

Abid developed flu-like symptoms and a cough immediately on his return to the UK, and was admitted to Queen Elizabeth hospital on 7 February – where Khalid was having a course of chemotherapy that day – and was later transferred to Manchester for specialist care.

"People used to worry about having a course on sexual orientation on their transcripts," says Edward Stein, co-director of the Program in Family Law, Policy and Bioethics at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University in New York.

I also suggest having a course in each graduate school for young scientists…to learn these rules and ethics and get the chance to apply them early in their careers.

Successful teams have a course to follow.

She had a course of brain and lung radiation.

For those who cannot be Ashley Judd, Syracuse has a course in courting Ashley Judd.

And suggested the whole family have a course of psychotherapy.

This Master subsystem has a course packer to transform involved Moodle internal tables into synchronization tables.