Sentence examples for track courses from inspiring English sources

The next common type, or trans-sphincteric type, occurs when the track courses through the external sphincter muscle, usually involving the ischioanal fossa (Fig. 4).

The new "career track" courses start from $7,500, so are a good deal cheaper than a master's degree, albeit a very different option.

Though there was no manual shifting on the virtual track course, it was an engaging driver and I'm sure many show attendees this week will fantasize about clearing space in the living room for such a set-up.

I had just started tenth grade, and was preparing myself for an honors track course load.

Though my parents have college degrees, I was lucky they did not insist that I go to college or stick to college-track courses in high school.

After doing a little digging and discovering the National Council for the Training of Journalists offered fast-track courses for free to under-19s, I resolved to forget about university and take this more vocational route.

The age of the traditional three-year degree could come to an end after universities were ordered yesterday to devise two-year fast-track courses to cut the cost of higher education to students and the public purse.

We must give students a financial reason to choose engineering at university - that means more scholarships, more fast-track courses and guaranteed work placements.

Although some were exemplary by all assessment measures, particularly those that were developed as part of Wofford's Learning Communities program (Goldey, 2004), the ubiquitous use of the diminutive term "baby science" for these BA-track courses underscored the opportunity to raise expectations for student engagement and performance.

Looking back, I still believe that it was a proper and responsible two-track course.

Rabbit tracks coursed across the snow, and the fuzzy gray-green buds of the magnolias were encased in ice.