Sentence examples for course is due from inspiring English sources

Part of our relationship with the iconography of David, of course, is due to the ambivalence of our feelings for Posh, which veer wildly from, "Isn't she thin and pretty?" to, "Jesus, she's emaciated and talentless".

This, of course, is due to their continued hemorrhaging of seats outside the South.

But much of this, of course, is due to Mr. Stern's editorial choices rather than the director's preference.

Construction work to transform the Eagle's Nest, Hitler's Alpine command center, into a hotel and golf course is due to start today.

Readers can judge for themselves ("And the paucity of rainfall, of course, is due to the lack of trees") whether it sounds like small talk.

The interpretation given a statute by a majority of the Courts of Appeals, of course, is due our most respectful consideration.

And some, of course, are due to hours of training.

The headlines, of course, were due to Eminem, who had sampled the first verse of her track 'Thank You' - a sugar-sweet love song originally written for Bob - and made it the centrepiece of his tale of twisted obsession, 'Stan'.

Mr Trump said his golf course was due to open in July, but his plans for a hotel and hundreds of homes on the site have been put on hold.

Some of this, of course, was due to the brave efforts of the American Mustache Institute, which serves as the ACLU of the Mustached American, fighting discrimination at every turn.

The lack of association in type 1 diabetic patients could of course be due to small sample size.