Sentence examples for about in the course of from inspiring English sources

There are a lot of calories around; they're cheaper than they ever were; and they're more accessible as we move about in the course of a day.

But these revelations, in a game, might come about in the course of dozens or hundreds of interactions with this text you've written.

I am much inclined to believe that such mechanisms would explain how smallpox, syphilis, plague, yellow fever, etc. have come about in the course of time, and how certain great epidemics appear once in a while.

In the context of ordinary life, a warming of 4.9, or even of 7.7, degrees may not seem like much to worry about; in the course of a normal summer's day, after all, air temperatures routinely rise by twenty degrees or more.

Yet it is also clear that a discovery might come about in the course of normal science and initiate a 'revolution' (in a non-Kuhnian sense) in a field because of the unexpected insight it provides and the way it opens up opportunities for new avenues of research.

It is much easier for a politician to speak of "settlements", a "consensus issue" whose solution could come about in the course of a term or two, thus allowing the leaders to reap the benefits of "peace" while still in office.

There were about thirty outrages in the course of the night, causing seven deaths.

Asked if she changed her mind about Blunt in the course of writing the book, she said: "My feelings about him became more and more embattled.

I asked Sader what he had learned about America in the course of his work.

"Ticket holders will get more information about tickets in the course of this week".

Ditto, his all too brief aside about condoms in the course of a trip to Africa.