1.   If the course described to you seems to bear no relation to these criteria do make further enquiries.

2.   Theoretically, on the wording of the UCTA, this former course would seem correct.

3.   But some courses seem tailor-made for certain players.

4.   Emerging from a strategy session with his fellow prosecutors, Hyde said the course seems set for the Clinton case.

5.   For the moment, neither course seemed imminent.

6.   I was afraid the horse on the lead could get brave, but a yielding course usually seems to take something out of a front-runner.

7.   In that case, there seems no course but to wait for them and then complete the count.

8.   In the big picture, courses in human rights seem absurd.

9.   In the Third World, where such treatment is impractical, a shorter course of treatment seemed ideal.

10.   Indeed, the course can seem like a pep talk for salespeople who are already trying to do the right thing, despite the market forces arrayed against them.