Sentence examples for course conversations from inspiring English sources

Of course, conversations often turn to golf.

Of course, conversations have been getting interrupted for decades.

In fact, as the ghostwriter for Jose Canseco's tell-all memoir "Juiced," I can now reveal that serious thought was given to including Canseco's recollections of golf course conversations with Clemens about steroids.

His course, Conversations in Management, places students in the role of CEO and challenges them to deal with difficult managerial issues by assessment, prescription, and execution, including frequent role-plays.

But of course conversations can't compare to the reality of living your truth as a trans person day in, day out.

We are intensely social creatures and, of course, conversation is a two-way street.

Now, in "Inventing a Nation," Gore Vidal swirls these talents together for a brief, idiosyncratic (of course) conversation about three American founders: Washington, Jefferson and Adams.

Of course, conversation means bringing the brand directly to real people, and real people's lives.

We were learning mihi, whakapapa, tikanga, the way a marae functions and is built, and, of course, conversation.

Of course conversation will involve your significant other, so you'll learn more about them through their social network; you may even have the opportunity to see some of their embarrassing childhood photos!

That can lead to between-course conversations in the "So, how'd you get a table?" vein.