Sentence examples for course news from inspiring English sources

Of course, news magazines are often moved around in the network schedules.

Of course, news is only one part of the websites' offerings.

Of course, news of their own death had not reached them — how could that news get up the mountain, to where the workers were buried under snow?

In painting a portrait of those who fish for their meals, "Free Dinner in the City: It Comes With a Catch, of Course" (news article, July 3) gives short shrift to the real health risks associated with eating contaminated fish, and the importance of educating subsistence anglers.

During his eleven years at the Guardian Papas' cartoons portrayed many of the main issues of the decade including the nuclear arms race, the relationship between Britain and Rhodesia, the Vietnam War, the Middle East and of course news at home.

So I would go in with ideas for the one o'clock news and be told: 'We haven't got time, we haven't got time!' And so often the concentration was on a paedophile, a dead girl or two, some sort of traumatic, over-developed event about a child - whether it be a lost child or some sort of molestation - which is of course news, but I think we spent far too much time on these things.

That's just the on-course news.

With all the computer training courses, news reports, magazine articles and memos from the IT department, are there any Internet users left out there who don't know they aren't supposed to open e-mail attachments from strangers?

Of course good news may be bad news as it locks in a Fed hike in 3 weeks.

Jay Cooper has uploaded – among others, of course – a news report from 1989 on WHO, a local news station in Des Moines, Iowa.

Of course, the news she would make -- that she is running for president -- would not really be news.