Meanings of give a course in English

I should think, Pauline, that you would give a course of lectures on education.

With a young lady, I also helped give a course of lectures on the German opera.

At present, there are no less than thirteen, who each give a course of forty lectures.

As my share, I have begun to give a course of natural history, or rather of pure zoology.

He proposed, in coming to the city, to give a course of lectures in a public hall during the ensuing week.

Dr. Beddoes intends, I believe, to give a course of Chemistry in a most "elementary" manner,-theprice, two guineas.

He had promised to give a course on Employment Management, especially to train men to go into the lumber industries with a new vision.

The president of the University of California, recognizing his ability as a thinker and speaker, asked him to give a course of lectures on economics.

They are given a course in learning how to be mothers.

She continued to deteriorate and was then given a course of recombinant IL-7.

The whole population, including the favored labor castes, was given a course of outrageous treatment.

Mrs. Sprackling gave a course-by-course commentary through the microphone.

He gave a course of lectures each year at Cornell; was a member of the N.Y.

He (Dr. La Touche) is giving a course of lectures here on Irish Antiquities.

You gave a course of sou'west by sou'.

He gave a course of weekly lectures.