Sentence examples for course block from inspiring English sources

I am thinking in particular of the recommendation for a vote by the chairman of the relevant committee and by the rapporteur in the plenary session and, of course, block voting.

But here are some things mentioned in Ryan's report more times than women (0) or "females" (3): "success" (45), "opportunity" (132), "innovation" (20), and, of course, "block grants" (13).

Farmingdale State College, a Costco, five cemeteries in a row, a golf course, block after block of white picket fences with perfectly snow-blown driveways and walkways.

But the bill went nowhere, of course, blocked by Republicans in Congress.

"Turkey is going through a painful period, and of course blocking democratic politics deepens the sense of hopelessness," he told reporters outside party headquarters in Ankara.

President Obama has proposed a middle course: blocking the scheduled 2010 repeal but making permanent the $3.5 million exemption and the 45percenttaxax rate we have now.

Of course, blocking a user outright with a cumbersome security policy can be costly, even if it's a high-risk transaction.

It is of course blocked when you pick up the item, but what does it need to see during that time?

The Chinese company raised a $50 million Series D round last year, and it partnered with Facebook this past October to offer the social network's full suite of services to developers and startups in China, where it is, of course, blocked.

The Chinese company raised a $50 million Series D round last year, and it partnered with Facebook this past October to offer the social network's full suite of services to developers and startups in China, where it is, of course, blocked.

Dreaming!" To extend the irony, the cause Groupon is helping, The Tibet Fund (their site is, of course, blocked in China), may well wind up pleased with the fundraising boost they get from the ad, because it is just about the only way their cause could get promoted to such a huge audience.