Sentence examples for course in circles from inspiring English sources
And it flies, of course, in circles — with no destination.
Of course, in metal circles, there are still those who say he shouldn't be the singer – because, they suggest, he can't sing.
He is neither devoutly Catholic nor stridently rightwing – both par for the course in bullfight circles – and steers well clear of the permanently hungry, gaping maw that is the Spanish celebrity circuit.
Of course, in some circles, mystique is considered an affectation.
"Sure, of course — he would have aged, too!" This encounter had me going in circles.
Less than two weeks into his crash course in all things Jets, Favre still circles back to the most important, but ephemeral, goal he is trying to reach: chemistry with his teammates.
When Collegiality Tests Integrity Of course, in some New York political and legal circles, the suggestion that a simple meal between legal professionals could undermine a judge's integrity seems naïve.
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There were the impossibly thin slices of fluke laid in a shimmering circle, the first course in omakase, chef's choice.
