Sentence examples for to run a course from inspiring English sources

"I was told that there wasn't a need to run a course just for women.

My mind and my heart had to run a course to reach alignment, and I knew Amanda was already there.

2 Don't expect to run a course in the time you would take for a straightforward race.

"I've got books to write, the poetry archive to run, a course to teach, and I don't want to feel permanently as if I'm fighting my schedule.

In 1915 – the same year Britain appointed its first woman police constable – Wells established the International Association of Women Police, and soon persuaded the University of California to run a course in the work of women police officers.

Mike Jinks, head of art, music and performing arts at Bishop Auckland College, said: "I wanted to run a course which prepared people for X Factor auditions and similar competitions across the country".

The origin of the word curriculum is related to running, a course of action, a race and even a racecourse.

One of Hotcourses' biggest contracts is a deal to run a website for the British Council, promoting courses in the UK.

It tends to run a chronic course.

These conditions typically develop in adolescence and young adulthood and tend to run a chronic course.

You will need to run a known course to set it up for highest accuracy.