Sentence examples for the course of taking from inspiring English sources

The article, from December , 1954 was about an eccentric sixty-five-year-old named Thomas J. Keane, who, in the course of taking carefully planned weekend strolls, had managed to traverse some three thousand blocks and five hundred miles of Manhattan terrain.

On Friday, the Russian parliament, or Duma, endorsed changes to the original plan in the course of taking a second vote on the legislation.

Last year underwriters raised $62 billion in the course of taking 380 companies public, but in its initial year the class of 2000 lost 17%, making it the worst-performing group of the previous decade.

The principal problem with estimating the strength of the most violent tornadoes is simply that any device to measure them would be destroyed in the course of taking a measurement.

A video from an onlooker shows that in the course of taking Garner into custody, Pantaleo wrapped his arm around Garner's neck.

Lebwohl says probiotics may decrease the risk of getting diarrhea during the course of taking antibiotics, and may also play a role in specifically preventing the development of the dreaded antibiotic-related super diarrhea called C. difficile or C. diff.

Three Championship clubs removed their managers during the course of last week taking the season's cull to seven.

The dynamics of particles in the course of cooling taking into account the non-paraxial motion has been studied with the help of computer simulation.

"All consulted at that time felt the course of action taken was the appropriate one".

Among barristers, there will be interest in the course of action taken by the prime minister's brother, Alexander Cameron QC.

This is, for example, the course of action taken by Prior (1971), who outlines a system of propositional quantification.