Sentence examples for be in the course of from inspiring English sources
Her uniquely spiritual eroticism turned men into willing slaves, and she was often at her best with rather passive men — frequently asexual or unisexual or homosexual (though not meant to be in the course of the films).
To be exempted under section 110(3) a performance or display must be "in the course of services," thus excluding activities at a place of worship that are for social, educational, fund raising, or entertainment purposes.
Hither he brings all that is rare and costly, and with the national tendency to sit fast in the same spot for many generations, it comes to be, in the course of time, a museum of heirlooms, gifts and trophies of the adventure and exploits of the family.
The interrogation of the petitioner, thus made by the agents in their justifiable investigation of a crime reasonably suspected by them to be in the course of commission in their presence, cannot now be resorted to by the petitioner in support of a motion to suppress the evidence of that crime.
Write down your answers and then prioritize what your networking activities with be in the course of a day, week and month.
The cores (with size of about 200 nm) seem to be in the course of evolution from irregular to hexagonal shape.
This is in the course of Herodotus' long, often dispassionate descriptions of other peoples and cultures.
This species is in the course of morphological differentiation with three morphological races, probably due to low dispersal ability.
There's as much time ahead of us as there has been in the course of evolution until now.
It was in the course of the Talansky inquiry that investigators came across evidence of the suspected double-billing.
