Sentence examples for switching course from inspiring English sources

She had planned to follow a secretarial route, only switching course when an opportunity came up to work with the business and personnel manager at her first school.

Anyway, he declared, switching course, he did not see things in terms of black and white, left and right anymore — "there's only up and down," he said.

A highly gifted pianist, the young Mr. Crawley decided to embark on a concert career before switching course and studying French and German at Cambridge.

Of course, nothing lasting can occur without the US and other world powers switching course, exerting pressure on the Israeli government to end its blockade and negotiate with Hamas.

Gerstner and Fiorina have largely changed, or at least seriously challenged that perception, by switching course in important Net-related areas like Web servers, Unix servers and Internet software.

The national Democratic Party didn't make things much better when it encouraged a stem-cell entrepreneur, Hans Keirstead, to run, before switching course to support businessman Harley Rouda.

"Switching courses, for this group, is a better alternative than dropping out of higher education entirely," says Mian.

But choosing the wrong course isn't always a disaster: most universities are accommodating about switching courses, but might insist on particular exam grades, and it's a lot easier if you get things right to start with.

With the increase in tuition fees, the practice of switching courses is likely to become far more common, and there's more reason than ever to put yourself first and make a decision that is right for you.

Suddenly I was faced with semester decisions, enrollment logistics, and Big Red tape of auditing, withdrawing, and switching courses.

Australian uni students may be taking a while to finish their degrees frequently switching courses and taking time off but they are still graduating at a high rate of around 82percentt.