Sentence examples for take a course from from inspiring English sources

* Take a course from your adviser.

"You don't have to be at MIT to take a course from MIT, said David Eveleigh-Evans, chief creative officer at Method.

Students in the neuroscience track must also take a course from the natural science list in addition to the courses specified in item 2 above.

While international trade in the past was often limited to large multinational companies, now small businesses can participate, and people in any country can find work online as a freelancer or take a course from Stanford.

For far less than that -- $70, to be exact -- any New Yorker can take a course from Trees New York, which teaches people not only how to prune trees, but also how to identify, care for and protect these lungs of the city.

After only a short visit with the Professor, Mario, it is decided by Santayana, does not need to take a course from the Professor.

Odell: I took a course from Eric Rogers, a physics course that totally fascinated me.

I later took a course from Carlos Baker and enjoyed it very much.

While attending school, Georges began to draw, and, beginning in 1875, he took a course from a sculptor, Justin Lequien.

Walked does quite a bit of speaking at community smokers & church affairs, and has taken a course from Dale Carnegie.

I was a junior at Mount Holyoke College, on exchange from Bowdoin College, and I was taking a course from Mount Holyoke at Hampshire College.