Sentence examples for taking a foundation from inspiring English sources

Three years later I am now taking a foundation course which will lead on to teacher training next year".

This seems to have been driven largely by a problem in English, where, of 90 Wellington academy pupils taking a foundation paper, all but 10 failed to get the C grade.

As a teen-ager, Green wanted to become a portrait painter, in the mode of Lucian Freud or Jenny Saville, but, while he was taking a foundation course at Central Saint Martins, in 2005, he found himself drawn to fashion.

Taking a foundation course before a degree can be very useful - it allows you to build a portfolio and gives you a sense of whether a three year degree course is right for you.

Reaching back to "Kiss," at least, Prince takes a foundation of James Brown funk, strips it down, and deforms it brilliantly.

She then took a foundation degree in agriculture after having her son, William, who is now five and also aspires to being a farmer.

Now all high school students will take a foundation curriculum that includes four English credits and three credits each in science, social studies and math.

Then she took a foundation course at Central St . Martins, one of London's toneart schofLondonllowed by a yearlong theatre-design course.

Dreaming of becoming an actor, she studied theatre at the Brit school (enrolling before Adele and a few years after Amy Winehouse), took a foundation course in acting in Essex, and then fell into a career as a fashion stylist.

However, as he grew older, his grunge wardrobe from charity shops made the shy gay teenager far too visible in Perth, and at 17 he went to join his mother in London, where he took a foundation course in sculpture, ceramics and a little fashion at Central Saint Martins art college.

Take a foundation close to your skin tone and blend it well into your face.