Sentence examples for with which course from inspiring English sources

Wrestling then with which course of medical treatment to pursue, he said on the day he withdrew: "And about the decision to run: I was almost in the same position, not being able to make it, which has never really happened to me.

It would, in the end, require 22 takes before the director, James Keach, was satisfied with the shot, which courses through the cavelike rooms of the sub in a total of 2 minutes and 20 seconds.

But it leaves the company, with which, of course, Mr Garnier has a contract, in a sort of legal limbo.

"You're talking about girls, kidnapped by Islamists, and that ties into the Malala story and it's easy for people to identify with, which of course, pushed the international media," he says.

Stereotypic threat is a construct with which the course participants clearly identified.

The idea was intoxicating and I can attest to the speed with which it coursed through Hollywood's bloodstream.

They have no rudder with which to change course; no propellant to carry them past danger.

The reviewer states that there are trade-offs between living communally and individually, with which we of course agree.

He said he was impressed by the thought and diligence with which children suggest courses of action.

The pairing, it turned out, was far superior to the cheese course with which we topped off the meal.

Reversals of this type are not unusual, although the speed with which the agency changed course may be.