Sentence examples for whose courses from inspiring English sources

This water feeds the deep currents, of whose courses we have only the dimmest knowledge.

Wilson has also furrowed some brows for advocating Landmark Education, the seminar company whose courses are based on the thinking of Werner Erhard, the EST creator.

This same vastness can be seen in the Crystal Dynamics racing game Mad Dash, whose courses dwarf those of every other racing game I've played.

Around a hundred courses have been placed under threat of closure unless they shape up quickly.This is controversial some of the law tutors whose courses are under threat are, true to type, threatening to sue.

So are the University of Birmingham and the University of Kent in Canterbury, whose courses will each take four years to complete, making them even more like a U.S. undergraduate degree.

Irvine was polite but dismissive: the course he'd walked that morning was a cow pasture with flagsticks stuck in the ground, and he doubted that Morris, whose courses he knew well, had ever come near it.

She finished in 2 45:12, far behind Margaret Okayo of Kenya, whose course-record time was 2 22 31.

Ruts would be treacherous and unsafe in a downhill, whose course is designed to be flat and rock hard.

Talk, he suggested, to Laurence H. Tribe — the eminent constitutional law scholar whose course Mr. Koh took at Harvard Law.

Our moral consensus is a river whose course shifts across the plain, constrained by the hills thrust upward by biology.

Crazy Rhythms is one of those albums during whose course you hear the most exciting sound in music: things changing.