Sentence examples for sequence of course from inspiring English sources

A poet would be judged on more than the length of his sequence, of course, but size still counted for a lot, and padding was rife.

You could start with your own sequence, of course, and mash it up with your partner, or as many partners as you like.

The challenge of a novel sequence, of course, is to bring it to its proper end (listen to JK Rowling's audible apprehension on the subject).

Program – A program is a sequence of course work and supervised study leading to a degree, normally within a department of instruction or administered by a Graduate Group.

The song was a hit in 1961 (though the episode was set on Valentine's Day, 1962, when Jackie Kennedy gave CBS a televised tour of the White House): here is a vintage performance by the obese game piece himself: The most enjoyable moment of that enjoyable opening sequence, of course, was seeing the voluptuous office manager, Joan Holloway Christina Hendrickss), zip up her red dress.

But the other important step to focus on is that whereas in the impulse train, these impulses are spaced by integer multiples of the sampling period capital T. In the sequence, of course, because of the way that we label sequences, these are always spaced by simply integer multiples of one.

The track-keeping mission is achieved through a sequence of course-changing maneuvers and the reference heading is computed with the line-of-sight (LOS) guidance law.

Some majors have a curriculum that follows a tight sequence of courses.

Colleagues credited Rodgers for helping develop the sequence of courses in U.S. history for graduate students.

The department offers an intensive six semester sequence of courses in econometric theory and its applications.

The sequence of courses Financial Economics I and II examines financial theory in detail.