Sentence examples for looking at the course from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, AIDS researchers are looking at the course of infections among wild animals and wondering what that course says about the future of human AIDS.

"He was looking at every detail, looking at the course, making sure his equipment was perfect, training, staying focused," Armstrong said.

She often turns to the personal statement before looking at the course it relates to, to get a feel for an applicant's interests, so make sure you've mentioned engineering from the off.

It was funny looking at the house from the course rather than looking at the course from the house.

There isn't much info about the two-foot tall, 100-foot long chicane but we're intimidated just looking at the course.

After looking at the course of my experiment, I think we can all agree that I've set the standard for Most Desired Everything 2012, but how to physically realise these looks and how to decide between them was giving me a migraine.

When the pilots first looked at the course, they thought it was too tight.

"Look at the course of the valuation of Amazon dot-com stock.

It will be well now to look at the course of decisions in other Federal courts.

"We encourage students to look at the course which best fits their needs and experience," the school says.

And the fourth path looks at the course in light of three three central quotations, from Plato, Aristotle and Epictetus.