Sentence examples for course carries from inspiring English sources

All this jumping, of course, carries a price.

Foreign exchange trading, of course, carries on all night.

Occasionally "of course" carries a whiff of condescension or superciliousness that should give us pause.

It is chronological, which of course carries its own logic, if kind of a dull one.

The one-word difference, of course, carries an entirely different meaning.

Ashley, of course, carries enough cash to modernise immediately, although form in his warehouse suggests he prefers more manual approaches.

Both, of course, carry risks.

Birds, of course, carry no radios.

White, of course, carried on legendary heterosexual affairs which were often considered predatory.

International relations should, of course, carry a heavy dose of pragmatism.

His course carried RICS accreditation, which exempts students from certain subsequent professional qualifications.