Sentence examples for leave a course from inspiring English sources

Research by Ferguson and Clow (2015) found that there were several points at which learners may leave a course.

Then there is an amuse bouche, or kind of an amuse bouche, possibly involving small quenelles of fluffed crème fraîche with a little lemon zest and a few crunchy kale leave — a course that takes a cook 10 minutes to plate and that you scarf down in about a second and a half.

If a student leaves a course early, they still have to repay their student loan.

"Did he leave a note?" "Of course not".

Recently, 20 out of 80 foreign students reputedly left a particular course because they found their English inadequate for the course.

A sole surviving parent can, of course, leave a treasured home to children by specifically giving the property to them in a will.

"And of course, they leave a little beneficial deposit behind, too".

"They appear to be on course to leave a big economic mess behind which the next government will to grapple with," he said.

Sharing a taste of my home encourages people to open the doors of their homes, and of course I leave a postcard behind as a memento and a thank you for their hospitality.

Leave a dozen messages over the course of a month, telling different stories, varying your approach — serious, funny, endearing.

In the final stretch of his presidency, Obama is on course to leave a legacy that boosts, not busts, America's nuclear arsenal.