A. I would like college students to take a course in art history.

In most cases, you do not really have to take a course.

"And in no case are these students taking a course because they have nothing better to do."

Students took a course of studies in six academic areas.

No matter that they had not taken a course on how to build one.

I think they all take a course in it during basic training.

Yes, at American colleges you can take a course in anything.

She would have to take a course in taking courses.

I never took a course, for instance, or went to school.

Just 9 percent of them, the study notes, have taken a course in money management.

She began law school but left to take a course in dancing.

It took a course along the opposite side of the street.

But, to do it, they need to take a course.

During his second year at the university he took a course in astronomy.

I even took a course that taught me how to deal with all this.

Only 12 percent of teachers reported having taken a course in how to teach it.

They decided to find out by taking a course in table manners.

I think you fellows take a course in this kind of thing.

Taking a course across the street, he reached his cab.

Maybe he'd taken a course in French film as a way of learning how to pick up girls.

Linda soon learned there is a lot of work to do when taking a course during the summer.

"When our children were little, I took a course that made me come here.

Insurance companies give 10 percent discounts to anyone who takes a course.

Leave the shelter taking a course slightly north of east.

And he's taking a course in the history of motion pictures.

Following a course that took them along the coast of Africa.

"In which we have followed a course remarkably similar to that of the Government."

She was following a course that ran roughly parallel to the line.

These follow a course to the north, and have a length of about 150 kilometers.

He tried to follow a course toward the northwest, where he'd seen the lights during the night.

But the limousine, still on the main road, was following a course to Manhattan.

"But even if they are, they're not exactly following a course that would ameliorate it."

The aircraft was following a course correction and crashed to the ground.

Were their personal, perhaps even selfish, desires making them all follow a course that was not for the greater good?

You have followed a course diametrically opposite to what I expected.

They followed a course very similar to the Washburn expedition.

Following a course of radiation treatment, the cancer went into remission.

He retired to England in 1831 following a course of ill health and died at his country estate a few years later.

A nice device that could be set to hover or to follow a course.

Down past a couple of farms, the lane following a course between two barns.

The plane passed by far to his right, apparently following a course along the opposite side of the pipeline.

These dwarves follow a course of justice, first and foremost.

"Prepare to follow a course to my direction, dead slow.

He could follow a course by scent and hearing.

It rose slowly, but then shot toward them, following a course parallel to the ravine's.

It is not compulsory to follow a course in order to attend the exam.

Northern states followed a course of gradual or immediate emancipation.

Then it flapped softly off to the right, following a course above the road that led to darkness.

At the last session you said that you were following a course of action which was not to be used as a precedent.

Only it wasn't after them: it was following a course to the fields above.

"Or you might come and do a course over there."

Might as well do a course now and hope in three years there job market turns round.

Many of them say they have never been taught in that way, or done a course like ours.

Once she's done a course in massage and has her certificate she can work here.

Does a course even exist that might satisfy some of my interests?

Such an approach will be familiar to anyone who has ever done a course in macroeconomics.

I was going to do a course of shorthand and typing.

What does a course do for students that they would find difficult or impossible to do on their own?

Doing a course in East Germany helped me to put things together.

Want to do a course for us this summer?"

A civilised way to become an instructor is to spend a season doing a course.

"We did a course on Herodotus, and people keep coming out.

If you have done a course of higher education before, this previous study may affect the support we can give you.

She's here to do a course care and.

He later he did a course in direction and directed some films.

I've found out that Glasgow University does a course on art therapy.

Thinking of maybe doing a course here sometime.

She had done a course in marketing in the United States.

"I can't do a course estimate out here," said Alice.

"She apparently did a course in sorcery, did you know?

"Has this ship ever done a course eight?"

Did I tell you I'm gonna do a course in September?

"let me have a few more, I'll pass them around plus tomorrow I'll ask my local village library if they want to do a course.

Physical Education continues to be an important part of the timetable, as does a course in Critical Thinking.

Picard briefly did a course assessment in his head.

A. I would like college students to take a course in art history.

In most cases, you do not really have to take a course.

"And in no case are these students taking a course because they have nothing better to do."

Students took a course of studies in six academic areas.

No matter that they had not taken a course on how to build one.

I think they all take a course in it during basic training.

Yes, at American colleges you can take a course in anything.

She would have to take a course in taking courses.

I never took a course, for instance, or went to school.

Just 9 percent of them, the study notes, have taken a course in money management.

She began law school but left to take a course in dancing.

It took a course along the opposite side of the street.

But, to do it, they need to take a course.

During his second year at the university he took a course in astronomy.

I even took a course that taught me how to deal with all this.

Only 12 percent of teachers reported having taken a course in how to teach it.

They decided to find out by taking a course in table manners.

I think you fellows take a course in this kind of thing.

Taking a course across the street, he reached his cab.

Maybe he'd taken a course in French film as a way of learning how to pick up girls.

Linda soon learned there is a lot of work to do when taking a course during the summer.

"When our children were little, I took a course that made me come here.

Insurance companies give 10 percent discounts to anyone who takes a course.

Leave the shelter taking a course slightly north of east.

And he's taking a course in the history of motion pictures.

Sometimes we just need to let nature take its course.

Then again, we can always let nature take its course.

Just let nature take its course and hope for the best.

I would rather wait and let nature takes its course.

Nothing else to do now but let due process take its course.

Tell her what she's doing to you and let nature take its course.

There was nothing I could do but let it take its course.

Another solution might be to let nature take its course.

Some other people would rather let nature take its course and leave the river where it is.

Rather, they should allow this process to take its course.

Otherwise, is probably best to let nature take its course.

I move my hand a hair's breath and nature takes its course.

"Or are you going to let this take its course?"

We cannot wait and allow nature to take its course.

"I'm just happy right now to let the future take its course."

But now, they said, it is not safe to let nature take its course any longer.

She could let the labor take its course and hope that all was well.

"Are you one of those people who thinks we should let nature take its course?"

"She was going to get him alone somewhere and let nature take its course."

"It's a business matter and it will take its course in court."

"What do you think would become of me if I just lie here and let nature take its course?"

I meant that, in the case of any other industry, we probably would have let nature take its course.

In the end, she decided to let democracy take its course.

Then I let the dog out, stand well back and wait while nature takes its course.

There are many signs that nature is taking its course.

However by the end of 1974 the group had run its course.

The program was short, running its course in just under an hour.

The question now is: has the market run its course?

Perhaps I should hand you over and let justice run its course.

So maybe this is how my summer will run its course.

I wanted it to run its course one way or the other.

The thing to do was to let it run its course.

The power look, it seems, has finally run its course.

But the relationship has run its course and it is time for both to move on.

Mother nature will simply run its course on this stuff.

You've just got to stand back and let it run its course.

It was too soon, she knew, for this world to have run its course.

Let it all run its course, and we'll just get by on our own.

And it's all set to happen when another year has run its course.

In the end, he decided to let the battle run its course.

Has the increase in older students run its course, or do you think it will continue?

It'll run its course all by itself, thank you very much for your concern.

Until then, the normal legal process must run its course.

A cold usually runs its course in 7 to 10 days.

There's nothing you can do except let it run its course.

So the time passed until April had nearly run its course.

"We are going to let this investigation run its course."

The disease had also taken longer than usual to run its course.

But now the time of their endurance had nearly run its course.

My case of the flu must have about run its course.