Sentence examples for it courses from from inspiring English sources

Valley People Early in the 19th century, artists first found themselves inspired by the beauty of the farmland, mills, homes and the river that flows through wooded glens and broad meadows as it courses from the Welsh Mountains of northern Chester County, Pa., to Wilmington, Del.

It courses from the posterolateral side of the knee around the biceps femoris tendon and the fibular head to the anterolateral side of the lower leg.

It courses down from the massif via the intermediate sandstone Mandingues Mountains to the Sénégal River valley.

Set up by the Open University, it provides courses from UK universities such as Sheffield, Bristol, Bath, Reading and Liverpool, along with the Monash University in Australia and Trinity College, Dublin.

It courses through society from the bottom to the top.

And you got it, of course, from "1994," with its knowing valorization of a country singer generally disregarded outside Diffie's fly-over core.

At first it offered online courses from four universities.

It now offers courses from 33 of the biggest names in postsecondary education, including Princeton, Brown, Columbia and Duke.

It had 17 courses, from chestnut soup to Malpeque oysters with caviar.

But it is not a romantic sojourn: He hits hard at both Mexico and the United States for letting the borderland sink into hell, and gets grief for it, of course, from the North, where they somehow doubt his convictions.

Nature will take it's course from there on.