Sentence examples for mirror courses from inspiring English sources

Once students start to complete them in large numbers and clamour for recognition, it will be hard for Europe's universities to resist accrediting the best of them, he believes.In the meantime, a second generation of MOOC is trying to mirror courses offered at traditional universities.

Primp in the mirror, of course.

(This after he first looks in the mirror, of course).

The Daily Mirror, of course, feels that Capello must share the acclaim with, well, the Daily Mirror.

Why, they began investigating their genitals and butts in the mirror, of course.

Although the found narratives do not necessarily mirror the course of all individual interviews, this twofolded nature of the results is significantly supported by the layer-specific results.

If you can believe it, there was a time when Julia Roberts was the biggest movie star in the world, and she might as well have "Basic Bitch" tattooed on her forehead (backwards, so she can read it in the mirror, of course).

Microgliosis and microglial activation mirror the course of neurodegeneration in both clinical and animal model studies of multiple diseases, such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and Huntington's disease (Ajami et al., 2011; Maeda et al., 2011; Ouchi et al., 2005; Sapp et al., 2001).

With a mirror of course Safety first!

The typical arc of the dystopian narrative mirrors the course of adolescent disaffection.

Hyperbole, smoke and mirrors of course – the government saw right through that one.