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courses
noun as in progress, advance
noun as in path, channel
noun as in length of action
noun as in plan of study
Example Sentences
Debate courses through Mount Vernon, from grand houses on East High Street to mobile homes south of the Kokosing River.
Students can qualify as “college ready” in various ways, for example by completing two Advanced Placement courses with a grade of C− or better.
“It’s not like I’ve managed to breeze my way through Harvard,” she said, pointing to B’s and some humanities courses with heavy reading loads.
President Ford enjoyed the many emerald golf courses in his later years and his wife, former first lady Betty Ford, founded her namesake addiction treatment center in the desert valley.
She is in her second semester at Riverside City College, where she is taking prerequisite courses to pursue a nursing career.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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