Sentence examples for recent course of from inspiring English sources

A prominent upstate Republican county executive called the mayor's office to talk about his recent course of radiation treatment.

In "The Image, or, What Happened to the American Dream," Daniel J. Boorstin, a historian who is less than happy about the recent course of American history, says, there are occurrences of two sorts - events" and "pseudo-events".

"I don't think there's anyone on this planet whose life hasn't been changed and/or affected by the recent course of events," said Nina Tassler, the president of CBS Entertainment.

This was something new in the recent course of the Tiger's life and that impression was only underlined yesterday as he seemed to flirt with danger, than hang on to respectability as he went around Amen Corner, twice saving par when it appeared to be seriously threatened.

But even if it is a play on the upcoming holiday, the image is a little morbid considering the recent course of events for Digg.

This paper summarizes the recent course of the Chinese teaching reform in engineering and the introduction of mathematical modelling as an effective means into our teaching reform in engineering.

Nothing that happened tonight at Continental Arena in front of 17,104 boisterous fans changed the recent courses of these two teams.

At Yale, one of his recent courses on the country's economy was titled "The Next China".

In his recent book The Course Of Love, Alain de Botton rails against the Romantic fantasy of relationships which has us yearning for perfect soulmates who just "get" us, when real partnerships are imperfect, challenging and not always fun.

One group of patients who may be more likely to benefit from NMES are those that have taken a recent prolonged course of corticosteroids, given that corticosteroids are both widely used in cancer therapy and can cause myopathy [ 28].

His most recent book, "The Course of Recognition," is scheduled to be published by Harvard University Press in December.