"open a course" is a grammatically correct sentence, and it can be used in written English.
Example: I am opening a course in public speaking next semester.
Peru is where the institute does its field work and where it plans to open a course on bioanthropology research methods.
Chris Beauchamp, chief market analyst at IG, said: Over the weekend we all got a little more clarity on what Brexit actually means, although Theresa May continues to say relatively little in order to keep her options open, a course of action used to good effect in recent months by Fed chair Janet Yellen.
The most important thing at this stage is to open a course of dialogue so that a potentially paranoid and deluded Kim does not spiral out of control.
The third, Osnabrück, opened a course for imams this week with 30 students.
Imagine opening a course in front of millions of worldwide television viewers who would dissect every shot, every bounce and every break on the greens?
This inflection of Being also opens a course toward universality as ethical humanity rather than universality as politics.
And this weekend, one player will become a part of that history, winning the 2000 British Open on a course that should present a different challenge every day.
The resort plans to open a golf course -- the Professional Golfers Association's first foray in Mongolia -- in June.DAN SALTZSTEIN.
Now he is coming into the U.S. Open at Congressional, a course of which he has some local knowledge.
Just as they did at the 1925 Florida Open, contestants faced a course measuring less than 6,400 yards.
Thorpe, who opened with a course-record 63 and led after the first two rounds, had a 68.
