Sentence examples for course entertainment from inspiring English sources
While maintaining such an approach every day keeps viewers coming back for more knowledge and advice (and, of course, entertainment), there are other episodes that have cemented Vaynerchuk's importance on the Web and in the wine world the ones featuring high-profile guests.
And of course entertainment.
For years now, games have been integrated in education, the military and of course entertainment.
Penny, a thoughtful critic of fantasy fiction herself, champions escapist stories as more necessary than ever in dark times, but of course entertainment and inspiration aren't enough, either.
A self-confessed news junkie, Tanisha enjoys utilizing pop culture as a catalyst for discourse, new ideas, change, and of course, entertainment.
"Dinner With Demons" enjoyed a successful run during which Reynolds cooked a nightly five-course entertainment of, among other dishes, deep-fried turkey and braised cardoon, while delivering much of the same material that populates this book.
"They will show you how to shoot if you don't know how to shoot," promised Anthony G. Gerrato, the auctioneer, trying to fan the bidding for a seven-course Italian dinner for eight with wine at Tiro a Segno, a private gun and supper club in Greenwich Village where the between-course entertainment is target practice.
Of course most entertainment is a business, particularly at its biggest, most wide-reaching levels.
Although she has never taken a course in entertainment law, Ms. Blackburn said, "I learned through researching and writing this article that I love it".
Of course when entertainment companies send lawyers to these sort of people, it's customary for the illegal downloader to curl up like a slug and play the "Ooh look!
Through continued public awareness campaigns, the problem of consumer confusion can be reduced, and we're seeing a focus on user-interface design, social integration, instant access and, of course, great entertainment as a recipe for success.
