Sentence examples for course is out from inspiring English sources

AT&T, of course, is out to fix that.

McDyess, of course, is out with a broken left kneecap.

The new cookbook, MasterChef Cookery Course, is out now (DK, £26).

In the first narrative, the old man, of course, is out on the streets.

Deep shade, of course, is out.

Raising taxes, of course, is out of bounds.

Britten's piece, of course, is out-and-out tragedy.

Orwell, of course, was "outed" himself four years ago in this very newspaper with the printing of his "list" of Soviet fellow-travellers.

Brand-building courses are out, cost-cutting is in.

Some voters, of course, are out of reach.

Radio, of course, was out of the question.