Sentence examples for highest course from inspiring English sources

It features 580 bunkers and, off the back tees, the highest course rating in Canada.

Ms. Wieseman points out that the lute is rendered with unusual precision: "At the top right of the fingerboard of the 10-course instrument, ter Brugghen has carefully depicted the distinctive chanterelle rider: a separate tuning peg provided for the first (highest) course on the lute, a single string known as the chanterelle".

Ressi: I think our lowest course fee is $200 and our highest course fee is $1,499 … it's completely dependent on the cost of living.

The High Life Highlights: You can golf the highest course in the Alps; enjoy gratis jazz concerts by the likes of Natalie Cole in the leather-lounged bar; relish the vistas from the giant outdoor whirlpool or glass-walled relaxation area with mountain-front waterbeds; or get rocked and lulled into serenity with the signature Kulm massage.

Students at the University of Melbourne had the highest course completion rate, at 88percentt.

In fact, according to a Scientology publication earlier this year, fewer than 900 members have completed the church's highest course, nicknamed "Truth Revealed". While Hubbard's "Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health" typically is one of the first books read by church members, its relationship to Scientology is like that of a grade school to a university.

"Only à la carte marathons at Picca and The Bazaar have produced higher course counts," he wrote.

Credit is awarded upon successful completion of a 3000-level (or higher) course with a grade of B or higher.

Credit is awarded upon successful completion of a 3300-level (or higher) course with a grade of B or higher.

This study was set against a background of high course attrition and concerns that discordant students' views of midwifery practice may have been associated with course attrition.

to explore the motivations and beliefs of commencing midwifery students against a background of high course demand and high student attrition.