Sentence examples similar to the one-track course from inspiring English sources

It reads like a Kurt Vonnegut novel – at times absurd, at times terrifying, wholly self-referential, and never out of character – if Vonnegut had been a super model with a one-track mind, of course.

This is apparent when one tracks the course of her illustrations to Louis Jensen's 1001 Square Stories from fine black and white lines over power of colors to groundbreaking graphic and collage.

One pitfall of tracking course completion the easiest and most common way to capture learning in evaluations is that it may shift learners' focus from absorbing knowledge to passing exams.

Courses in the one-year track focused on providing students with pragmatic skills, such as "book-keeping", "commercial arithmetic", and "business correspondence".

(Except for the black ones, of course).

The smart ones, of course!

Of course the album jolts into life with the bonus tracks, of course it does.

No one tracks the number of squatters.

From such records, one can track the course of the Laki cloud literally day by day (see map).On June 10th wrote Sæmundur Magnusson Holm at the University of Copenhagen, falling ash coloured black the deck and sails of ships travelling to Denmark.

Three of these five courses must be in one of the three tracks (CPHA, CCAS, CIPE), one course in a second track, and the final course in the third track.

He was the one who put it on the track".