Sentence examples for matches course from inspiring English sources

COLBERT MATCHES COURSE RECORD: Jim Colbert matched the course record with a 10-under-par 62 yesterday for a share of the second-round lead in the Mexico Senior Classic in Puebla.

In particular, Handelsman et al. (2006) address three major areas in desperate need of reform: 1) active teaching in the classroom; 2) improved assessment that matches course goals; and 3) reverse engineering of courses that begins by listing learning outcomes and organizing the content after establishing the desired end point.

Fashion-savvy restaurants have taken to matching courses as if they were clothes, offering desserts that echo ingredients used in main dishes.

Choosing matching courses is a snap: They can range from beef Bourguignon to prime ribs to rack of lamb to New York strip steak.

It is also important to match course-associated learning activities with summative assessment criteria so that, through practice, students might gain or improve their ability to use HOCS before their work is evaluated via high-stakes summative examinations (Sundberg, 2002; Tanner and Allen, 2004; Bissell and Lemons, 2006; Crowe et al., 2008).

"I'll be watching the T20 India matches, of course," he said.

Such matches, of course, will never hold the same intensity and pressure Mexico will face on Wednesday at the Azteca.

This rapid accumulation of antibodies matches the course of the disease in humans, where pain usually starts in the hands or feet.

Wear a plain shirt, that matches of course, with a chambray shirt, unbuttoned or with the middle button buttoned.

There was more to it than just the match, of course, and the Football Association will be relieved and delighted in equal measure that England's supporters refrained from polluting the occasion with the anti-IRA chants heard at previous matches.

Cherry red pedicure to match, of course!