Sentence examples for hot courses from inspiring English sources

* Alternate hot courses with cold courses.

Reed believes that professors like Wilson are more concerned with using "hot courses built around sensational popular culture like hip-hop and crime shows as a way of filling seats in their classroom," than with seriously examining race and class relations.

It was not an intellectual revival meeting, but Harvey Cox's class on "Jesus and the Moral Life," the hot course at Harvard.

Students elsewhere may be into I.T. (information technology) or I.M. (instant messaging), but the hot course eagerly pursued by future military officers is I.W. (irregular warfare).

For those who prefer privacy, dinner can be delivered to your cabin piping hot, course-by-course.

Meals begin with an "aperitivo" (cocktail snacks like olives or mixed nuts), proceed to "antipasto" (starters like salumi, cheeses or artichokes), then "primo" (a hot course that's usually pasta or risotto).

They're the hottest courses on campus, says Fortune. "Now a single-purpose app, like a silly program that fogs up the screen like a bathroom mirror, can net the author a fortune.

There will be a hot line, of course.

Also on the hottest-course list: Professor Joshua Katz's "Wordplay: A Wry Plod from Babel to Scrabble" (PAW's Feb. 3, 2010, cover story).

Situated on the former estate of John Z. DeLorean -- whose stainless-steel, gull-wing car brought him fame and then bankruptcy -- Trump National lives up to Mr. Trump's boast that it is "the hottest course in the country".

What's a poor beleaguered brand like Yahoo to do? Use its smart engineers to jump on the hottest trend, of course.