Sentence examples for running a course from inspiring English sources

Shay's death came a day before the running of the New York City Marathon, which will have more than 38,000 competitors running a course that winds through the city and passes the spot near East 72nd Street where Shay fell.

We'll be running a course at the MIT Media Lab.

It also looks at the dynamics of running a course entirely online.

If Mia and Hendrik - she is the chef and he a master chocolatier - are running a course, visitors at the B&B inevitably end up joining in or at least tasting the final dishes.

In October, for instance, the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites and the ECMWF are running a course on the free platform Iversity, called Monitoring Air Quality from Space, which will explain more about the data being gathered and delivered in the Copernicus Programme.

The origin of the word curriculum is related to running, a course of action, a race and even a racecourse.

Alice Farnham with the Royal Philharmonic Society runs a course for female conductors.

"I was told that there wasn't a need to run a course just for women.

He once ran a course at the International Metaphysical University of West Virginia.

By and large the German developments have run a course parallel to those in the United States.

Let's hope for your sake the Brit School ran a course in it.