Sentences with phrase «course sticks in the mind»
The last 5 minutes of a Left 4 Dead finale of course sticks in the mind.
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The biggest problem with the Paleo Diet is actually STICKING WITH IT, so we built this course with that fatal flaw in mind, and have helped like 40,000 + students slowly transition to a Paleo Diet (if they decide it works for them) and help them stay on target.
He has been in all our minds this week, of course, and he has always struck me as the kind of man who would enjoy getting his name stuck on a rocket.
An important secondary role is badly acted; the film might have gained from a less closety approach to the characters» sexual impulsions; and during its course it is often more tedious than interestingly harrowing — but, once done, it does stick in the mind as the work of a director of real potential, and not in the craw where most of the festival entries eventually lodged.
A well - designed eLearning course is a treat for the eye, punches in the message hard, keeps you glued to it, and sticks in your mind.
On this Dublin Pub Crawl with like - minded backpackers from the best hostels in Dublin (including Isaacs Hostel of course) you'll meet loads of new people, have a great laugh and more fun than you can shake a stick at!
Of course climate changes (by its very nature) but linking current trends to AGW appears very tenuous (even by your research) and bearing in mind the uncertainties and the media and political need for the correlation to stick, its very dangerous ground to attribute anything.
Keep in mind of course that this model is GSM only, Verizon customers will have to stick with the DROID Edition.
Hiring managers sift through many applications, and it's important to make yours stick out in their mind (for the right reasons, of course).
Therefore, the real problem with the education / delivery system employed by OREA in the case of Ontario wherein I have taken these courses on three separate occasions (1980, mid 1990's and 2008) in my mind is the failure to properly impart mind - grabbing hands - on experience to effectively tie / stick the theories / knowledge / information thereto.
He carried a long wooden map pointer stick, and sometimes cracked it against his desk to emphasize the import of what was on his mind at any point in time, and of course used it on the huge pull - down map that covered the whole blackboard wall.