courses

/ ˈkɔːsɪz /

plural noun

1. (sometimes singular) physiol another word for menses

Example Sentences

Instead, media reports indicate that he has spent 29% of his current term at his own golf courses, presumably having his caddy make favorable drops for him whenever the balls are out of sight.

From Salon

The trust has recently begun civility training courses for employees.

From BBC

Some 1,115 prisoners did start accredited treatment in prison and 1,094 people completed those courses.

From BBC

Colleges and universities manage only about 15% of the time to provide required courses when their students need to take them, according to research by Ad Astra, which provides scheduling software to 550 universities.

From Los Angeles Times

The 53-year-old said for four years she repeatedly asked the authorities for respite care but was only offered parenting courses.

From BBC

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