Sentence examples for chief of course from inspiring English sources
As for London's police chief, of course it is "highly likely" that something "could" happen.
"This is about the chief, of course, but it's partly about the tail end of the p.c. backlash of the 90's.
The sergeant, who was locked into the assumptions he'd made about the chief and his team, ignored the request and insisted that all they lacked was "courage and a commitment to hard work". The chief of course felt disrespected.
"We're going to build the snow we want," said Tom Johnston, one of the leading course makers in the United States, who was the chief of course for the women's downhill and super-G events at the 2002 Salt Lake Games.
Snow Chief, of course, long ago exceeded his humble beginnings, which were the result of breeding a $2,000 stallion (Reflected Glory) to a mare (Miss Snowflake) who had earned only $2,308 on the track.
The resulting growth in road traffic is likely, according to road-safety experts, to result in five additional deaths nearly as many as broken rails have caused over the past 30 years.Ministers and rail chiefs, of course, know all this.
The official grandees who will trot out to lead the Ground Zero ceremony on Sept. 11 -- two presidents, three governors and two mayors -- will include the former Bullshitter-in-Chief, of course, and Rudolph Giuliani, for whom Breslin had special contempt: "Mention the World Trade Center to Giuliani and to him that means I, me, my catastrophe, my site, my workers, my fund, my all of it".
This was the era of the imperial chief executive, of course.
Not all chief executives, of course, have been involved in financial sleight of hand.
He didn't mean to be rude about chief subs, of course.
