Sentence examples for course of no from inspiring English sources

Such forecasts are, of course, of no value when planning vacations well in advance.

The children all received pasta, broccoli, unsweetened applesauce, and low-fat milk following a first course of "no carrots or 30g, 60g, or 90g of carrot".

It is, of course, of no consequence that the agents might have had additional information which could have been given to the Commissioner.

The new wing extends this idea: its ground floor exhibition, "Antenna", will consist of constantly updated exhibits, some prepared in as little as 24 hours, and others put together over the course of no more than six weeks.

Avedon's extracurricular blurry photographs were, of course, of no interest to the Merchant Marine, but he saw something in them that excited him, and in 1944, as soon as he was demobilized, he presented himself at Bonwit Teller, still in uniform, and asked to be allowed to photograph some clothes free of charge.

The clinical course of no. 4 patient who was the youngest and smallest of the four patients was shown in Fig. 2.

Yards away, a T-33 training plane began steering through an obstacle course of no-fly zones without its pilot lifting a finger.

The time course of no-go-related discharge was similar during memory-based smooth pursuit and memory-based saccades as shown in Figure 6 D (thick vs. thin), suggesting that no-go-related discharge was common for the 2 tasks as observed in SEF no-go neurons (Shichinohe et al. 2009).

This, of course, is of no surprise.

And there is absolutely, of course, no evidence of that.

There are, of course, no lack of happy Groupon customers.