Sentence examples for varieties of course from inspiring English sources

Such tests come in many varieties, of course, and have a controversial background.

And many heirloom varieties, of course, were homespun types developed or kept alive by one gardener or another until the boom in heirloom gardening over the past decade or so.

For Gary Knell, a Mount Kisco resident, it is "literacy," followed by "vocabulary" — the early childhood variety, of course.

The opponents are called Downtime, Hacker, Spam (the e-mail variety, of course, not the Hormel spiced ham), Spike and Virus.

Murrow, a 4,000-student school in the Midwood neighborhood with a far-reaching variety of course offerings that are reminiscent of a small liberal arts college, was founded in 1974, and it gives its students considerable freedom.

These elder statesmen of British blues -- repurposed from the American variety, of course -- will be performing both together and apart; prep your best air guitar face and be ready to play along.

The graphics, screen text and sound effects are all classic worms (with less variety, of course).

We present a study of (1 the ways in which Pigrum's (ibid) transitional modes can be translated into a variety of course activities, and (2) discuss challenges and outcomes of directly engaging student discursivity in their creative output.

When it finds significant changes in the norm (i.e. red flags that indicate an increase in stress), the device prompts you to take a number of mood-altering actions, of the non-narcotic or barbiturate variety, of course.

Coming in black, silver, or red (pictured), the T100 is a mighty picture taking machine, with 8-Megapixels of resolution, a 3-inch LCD, and 5x optical zoom (of the Carl Zeiss variety, of course).

This isn't the first Pepsi-meets-savory variety, of course.