Sentence examples for course immensely from inspiring English sources

"It was of course immensely interesting".

Aplin is, of course, immensely proud of her second album, but with the added satisfaction that comes of having it done exactly to her own script.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y., Aug. 22 — Calvin Borel let an ear-to-ear smile say what a voice silenced by laryngitis would not: He was enjoying his first meet at New York's fabled Saratoga Race Course immensely.

"It is of course immensely important that this extraordinary hoard is acquired for public benefit, and I know that the two museums are anxious to raise the funding to keep the hoard in the West Midlands as soon as they can".

9.13am GMT 22nd over: Australia 128-0 (Finch 66, Warner 55) Target 270 Warner nudges himself to a half-century and doesn't even look that chuffed; he probably isn't - well, not by this specifically, he is of course immensely chuffed in a general sense - which tells you plenty.

At Georgetown, for example, "The Problem of God," a required course, is immensely popular.

Neither Mr. Reagan nor Mr. Bush ever had a balanced budget, which, of course, contributed immensely to our national debt.

The laughs, of course, are immensely gratifying to actors who had been struggling to find some kernel of significance in what they were doing.

I started with Peter Mandelson's "The Third Man," of course; the immensely hyped British summer blockbuster was slated to damage Blair's book sales (it didn't).

The head of the Wharton School's online-learning program had explained to the committee that courses were immensely expensive to produce; Wharton had lost money on its program every year.

He said high-quality vocational courses were "immensely valuable", giving access to "great education and great jobs", and should be available to all children.