Sentence examples for course chain from inspiring English sources

There were already, of course, "chain stores": Woolworths, Marks & Spencer, British Home Stores, etc.

The major off-course chains returned so-called "industry starting prices" about the first race, making Barton Nic an 11-2 winner from Joshua's Boy at 4-1.

The Café Rouge is, of course, a chain and not known for the delicacy of its food or the number of Michelin stars it has won (or not).

On the course, the chain of admirers she pulls along with her is a constant reminder that she is not your average pro.

On any long trip there will be days like this, of course; a chain of events is put into motion and the laws governing these things dictate that it will only get worse.

You can, of course, daisy chain multiple units for extra capacity.

Of course, the chain of command isn't the only miracle to come out of the party.

Of course if chain stores sell clothes you LOVE, shop in them and wear what you feel comfortable and confident in.

Of course, luxury chains have always featured a high level of attentiveness.

His father, a self-employed builder, was also a boozer and gambler - and, of course, a chain-smoker.

Of course, pizza chains aren't the only restaurants that are struggling because of the double whammy of higher ingredient costs and an economic downturn.