Sentence examples for course buildings from inspiring English sources

Of course buildings – particularly interesting ones such as these – have personality.

Of course, buildings and cities are not machines, nor are they quite as flexible and adaptable as Rogers' rhetoric assumes.

And he, not surprisingly, given his bent, he not surprisingly moved away from the public architecture that Vespasian and Titus had favored for Vespasian, of course, buildings like the Colosseum, for Titus, the Baths of Titus the public architecture that had been favored by his father and his brother.

The third obstacle is, of course, building a game catalog.

Of course, building real and deep democracy demands sustained effort and commitment.

And of course building that reality around the climate is an intensely neo-liberal exercise.

Of course, building these relationships is not easy and to many may be unpalatable.

O'Neill is of course building, over the whole long evening, to one expansive, shattering climax.

Of course, building a business while still in school isn't something to be taken lightly.

And of course, building hardware is difficult: they don't call it hardware for no reason," she quips.

Pausch was a founder of CMU's Entertainment Technology Centre and created a pioneering computer science course, Building Virtual Worlds, which he taught there for 10 years.