Sentence examples for back in the course from inspiring English sources

Ms. Clarkson adeptly goes from beaming bride to skeletal cancer patient and back in the course of telling the story.

I left it with a light heart, even though I knew in my bones that I was leaving it for good, except I might possibly go back in the course of time for such occasions as funerals — my father's funeral, my mother's funeral, my own funeral.

A few years back, in the course of writing a memoir, I had discovered the dirt on several generations, learning which family members had been adopted (in secrecy) and which "cousin" was really a half sister and how much great uncle Harry drank the night he was run over by a train.

There are, indeed, 70,000 rebels in Syria who do not belong to Isis and who have been backed, in the course of the civil war, by the West and its Arab allies.

In fact, some agents have been known to stay at the restaurant for over three hours booking two lunch meetings back-to-back in the course of one afternoon.

The Back Story: In the course of discussing Tim Tebow's Q.B.R. with some other bloggers, I stumbled upon an odd contrast.

She has a similar knack for screwball sexiness, often ricocheting from bombshell to dingbat and back again in the course of a single scene.

It was a trip to the far side of Pluto and back, all in the course of an hour.

Really, all of these women go from long to short and back again in the course of a couple days!

We have somehow gone from esteemed guests to instigators of violence, cheaters, and pillagers and back again in the course of a day.

Instead, the characters are pulled inescapably back into memory in the course of their daily activities.