Sentence examples for circle of course from inspiring English sources
You can drag a person into more than one circle, of course.
Bobby's a young man in a hurry, but his hurry is less to wander the world in quest of experience than to find a woman from outside his circle (of course, a shiksa from the American heartland) to settle down with, in a part of New York that's just far enough from home.
A wide-ranging circle of courses on Soft Energy Applications and Environmental Protection Technologies is, also, the basis for the new sector of the Mechanical Engineering Dept., whose operation is going to start in the next academic semester.
His last words: "Do not disturb my circles!" Of course, that bit about the circles is probably also a myth.
But in some circles, of course, the late L. L. is a tribal elder, though I am not tempted to burn a Brooks Brothers sheep onto my chest.
From the vantage point of the present, the circles of course resonate startlingly with all kinds of 20th-century art, from that of the Russian Constructivist Aleksandr Rodchenko to Jasper Johns and beyond.
The ultimate question asked in palace circles, of course, is this: Why won't Abdullah one day do to his younger half brother Hamzeh what Hussein did to his younger brother Hassan?
The simpler, less cloying, more clearly hand-worked pieces succeed best, like the glowing mandala-like orb of red fingerprints, stopped short by an expanse of wood grain, in "Invitation of Now"; the variously floral schemes of "Second Nature"; and the tightly syncopated grid, with its wood grained squares and colored circles, of "Course for Gratitude".
Note that κ=0 will give great circles of course, and clearly κ a nonzero constant will give a circle in the sphere that is not a great circle.
The final circle was, of course, Tulsa.
