Sentence examples for syllabuses of from inspiring English sources

"The Aggressives," about black lesbians who identify as men, is on the syllabuses of various gender studies courses.

THE degree to which commercial organisations should dictate the syllabuses of MBA programmes is a thorny issue.

How disappointing to find that learning for the tick box, formulaic syllabuses of AS- and A-levels is a surefire way of killing your love of a subject.

The province's education minister also criticized the school for holding its students "hostage to a foreign mind-set" and ordered a review of the syllabuses of all private schools in Punjab.

It is performed regularly in schools and local theaters; it is on the syllabuses of university English and drama classes, and the star-filled 2003 HBO adaptation, directed by Mike Nichols, is in many a home-video library.

Leah Welsh, a freshman at Earlham College, a small liberal-arts college in Indiana, said that last year she visited Earlham's Web site to look at the syllabuses of courses she might be interested in.

The sense of a syllabus of film.

Engler's Syllabus der Pflanzennamen (1892; "Syllabus of Plant Names") is still a standard and indispensable reference book.

Education was returned to the utilitarian syllabus of a 1950s grammar school.

"Commedia" is a kind of syllabus of the academic ballet technique.

It should be on the syllabus of every school: the world would be a better place.