Sentence examples for course half from inspiring English sources
Of course, half a discontinuous year lacks the depth of a long sojourn abroad.
Well, of course, half an hour is far too little time.
Of course, half the fun of watching "The Sopranos" is watching a family that is really a paramilitary organization.
But the mares were, of course, half of the equation, too; and, as is so often the case with females in history, they are more obscure.
Of course, half of Batman's appeal is his rogue's gallery, and Rocksteady have tapped up quite a few of the caped crusader's villains to populate their game's plot.
When the moon is full, the part that's visible is, of course, half of the entire moon, or about seven million three hundred and twenty-three thousquarequare miles.
In 1997, he became the national 35-to-39-year-old 35-to-39-year-old 35-to-39-year-old 35-to-39-year-old 35-to-39-year-old
Over the course of 200 generations, the mitotic stability of heterochromatin in cells derived from generation 550 was largely unchanged, relative to cells derived from earlier in the time course (half-life of ∼85 generations).
There are around 30 courses, half of them tweaked versions of classics, half newcomers.
At $16.99, a two-course, half-duck meal is enough for two; a full duck is $30.99.
About 90 percent of the Baltimore course, about half concrete and half asphalt, has been repaved, said Khalil Zaied, director of the city's department of transportation.
