Sentence examples for course is lost from inspiring English sources

Many set up their own business having been previously employed in companies that provide life assurance as part of their remuneration package, which of course is lost when leaving the company, and most will require some form of professional indemnity cover and public liability insurance".

These nuances, of course, are lost in the sound-bite debate the findings have generated.

In this moment's endless flurries of "news" about Donald Trump, this -- the most basic news of all -- has, of course, been lost in the hubbub.

The Greek identity, which comes through so clearly in the appetizers and main courses, is lost in gussied-up versions of rice pudding ($6) and baklava ($6).

His specialty, of course, was losing his temper.

The immediate cause for his concern, of course, was losing in two quick sets on clay to Andy Murray in the final of the Madrid Open on Sunday.

We might, of course, be losing our minds.

Kerry's low point, of course, was losing the 2004 election to George W. Bush.

When word spread that the course was losing money, the city was approached by the Florida-based consulting arm of the National Golf Foundation.

The city's golf oversight committee — set up in the wake of revelations that the course was losing so much money — has been focused on increasing revenues and keeping expenses down, Frank said.

"Most golf courses are losing money," said Dai Yuying, general manager of Sanya Luhuitou Golf Club, adding that his tournament-quality course is managing to break even.