In five-line thelature, the sixth course was printed below the staff.
A fifth course of strings was added before 1600; by the late 18th century a sixth course was added.
My mother has told me of an elusive sixth course, the "savoury", that used to appear after pudding and before coffee.
Later, back outside, as Baehrel led us around the property and identified plants, my attention wandered, and I thought about my first visit, months before, and a particular dish, the sixth course, which had so engaged my attention that the only surreptitious photo I got of it was of a plate licked clean.
Randy Spurr, an architect from St . Louisand one of five students in a two-week course that teaches the use of modern construction methods to build an 1880s cat-ketch (a two-masted 18-footer), said he was taking his sixth course at the school.
These blood samples were taken before the sixth course of chemotherapy.
First, prior to or directly after primary surgery, and the second before the sixth course of chemotherapy treatment.
Two patients died of myocardial infarction, one occurring 1 week after the first course of FAD chemotherapy, and the other occurring 3 weeks after the sixth course.
In Series II, the dogs examined blood taken from a new subset of 10 patients at 3 and 6 months after the last (sixth) course of chemotherapy.
After the sixth course of treatment, hemoglobin count had nearly returned to normal, and lesions in the lungs, liver, spleen, bones, mediastinum, and abdomen significantly decreased.
Baseline median LVEF was 63.3% (range 57 70%) and no significant modification was observed after the sixth course of treatment in the whole patients' population.
