Sentence examples for course jeopardy from inspiring English sources

Of course, "Jeopardy," "Wheel of Fortune," physical therapy and sometimes even bingo are offered.

(There is a subspecies amongst us that actually attempt to run a marathon on each continent -- Antarctica is the slippery one!) And then there is, of course, Jeopardy's geography and travel-related questions.

But their adolescent daughters have boys on their minds, and that, of course, means jeopardy.

In the course of the Jeopardy! taping, that included more than 200 million pages of content, including the full text of Wikipedia.

It combines uniforms with dress-down days, free-wheeling hugs with a sober course in ethics, Jeopardy tournaments intended to teach reading with textbook lessons on ancient Greece.

All the rest of the world sees is endless talk of deficit cuts and they think "do I really want to go there?" That's not to say the British tourist industry is in jeopardy, of course - it isn't.

The fight makes too much sense not to happen, which of course puts it in jeopardy of not happening in the crazy world of boxing.

This time, he busted out the "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" theme song as a clue on Monday night's "Jeopardy!" Of course, the 74-year-old Canadian game show host has rapped an entire category before, but we'll always get kind of hyped when he does it anyway.

Owing to limited institutional resources, LCTL courses are constantly in jeopardy of being eliminated.

Of course, putting the effect in jeopardy is not all c does, or it would not even resemble a cause.

Thus if our times make teaching problematical, to teach language and literature turns into an exercise in double jeopardy, and of course to teach minority language and literature must multiply the difficulty by no negligible factor.