Sentence examples for course front from inspiring English sources

Of course, front- or back-end loads, or sales charges, are one way to discourage such short-term trading, but they constitute another kind of price tag.

Re "For Palestinians, a Daily, Dirty Obstacle Course" (front page, Aug. 21): Dr. Dima Amin's difficulties crossing Israeli checkpoints when she travels from her West Bank home near Ramallah to Jerusalem pale with the reality of Israelis murdered and blown to pieces on roads bypassing Palestinian towns.

The performances of John Wayne and James Stewart are, of course, front and center, but Marvin's work is a model of intelligence played for malevolence: Valance's amorality and corruption his delight in malice are matched by an exquisite control of tempo, of diction, and of gaze.

There are of course front- and rear-facing cameras, a micro USB 2.0 port and 802.11n.

Of course front and center are the actors.

Of course front and center is Woods as Anne and she's a delight, singing beautifully, behaving spunkily and always keeping Anne real.

Say it, and the words conjure up a dusty place with a tumble of books, an owner with a passion and a small staff with a love of literature and an uncommon knowledge of it, at times even a snobbishness about what is considered good enough to be displayed in the window, which of course fronts on a tree-lined Main Street.

Yet, Public Enemy was of course fronted on many U.S. mainstream and commercial award shows for their brand of high achievement in the entertainment industry.

And of course, up front, one name stands out.

Of course, in front of these fans Thursday, the Americans were the villains.

Of course, in front of everyone, the agent pulled out my bottle of vodka.