Sentence examples for board of course from inspiring English sources

The board, of course, disagrees.

And the White House Council of Economic Advisers is still on board, of course.

And the new BBC board, of course, is merely half of the story.

A ride board, of course, is a physical bulletin board where students can pin a note specifying where they're driving or where they're hoping to get a ride and allowing people to see at a glance whether there's a match.

For some, it could also save a fortune in petrol: the average driver wastes $1,000-worth of fuel a year sitting in Atlanta's traffic.Not all southerners are on board, of course.

That's not the case across the board, of course.

"With their boards, of course.

It should be easier for shareholders to nominate candidates for the board.More powerful shareholders will mean less powerful managers and boards, of course.

You can put any tags you want on your own boards, of course, but Pinterest also lets others tag them, making it more likely your boards will turn up in a Pinterest search.

Business interests generally oppose wage boards, of course, just as they oppose anything likely to increase wages for workers.

It appeared on Stephen Hawking's board, which of course is a much higher level than our main characters' boards.