Sentence examples for course coming from from inspiring English sources

"Of course, coming from me that's probably the kiss of death".

Such language could be public-relations gauze, of course, coming from a board chairman.

And, of course, coming from New York, being the target of a non-military attack, that resonated with us in the worst possible way.

Although United States officials have expressed satisfaction with the number of combat troops entering the fight — the bulk, of course, coming from the additional American troops ordered to Afghanistan by President Obama — the mission to teach Afghan security forces and then deploy alongside them remains about 4,000 personnel short.

While opinions are subjective, of course, coming from Pandora, I prefer Senzari's darker colors and minimal feel.

Clinton added that while the remarks deserve criticism, they are par for the course coming from Trump.

Miliband, of course, comes from neither camp.

The greatest contribution, of course, came from Einstein.

Frank Lampard's equaliser, of course, came from a half-blocked Essien drive.

The power of the conceit, of course, comes from the fact that this is happening anyway.

Chicago's reputation as a sizzling course comes from its flatness, not soaring temperatures.