Sentence examples for course league from inspiring English sources
Of course, league tables can be controversial.
Of course, these league giants were conserving players Saturday because they have Champions League quarterfinals this coming week.
Of course the league is not perfect.
Of course, rugby league has a long and proud history of surviving player defections to the 15-man game.
Of course, the league would rather everyone obsess about that than its concussion hearing in front of Congress on Wednesday; or the Larry Johnson debacle in Kansas City which has drawn him a suspension or the complete calamity that is the Redskins.
Of course, the league has more legal leverage to enforce rules over team members.
Of course, the league those two giants nurtured was richer and stronger when they left — Rozelle created the Super Bowl, for starters; and Goodell, who inherits an organization nearly pure of labor unrest or drastic economic uncertainty, was tutored by both.
Halloween is, of course, major league alternate reality vibes with the volume of neverbeforeimagined get-ups brought into this dimension by a people with an inherent ability to make stuff.
The Wolf report struck chords, not least because people recognised the perverse incentives that drive schools to use so-called dead-end courses: school league tables and the contested idea of GCSE equivalence.
"Of course, the Premier League is the best league in the world where every week you play against very good teams.
Ah, the '60s... ), and the novel plays out apocalyptically over the course of the league's 56th season as a phenom named Damon Rutherford — the son of Brock Rutherford, one of the league's stars in its early years — tries to lead his team to the pennant.
