Sentence examples for course of saying from inspiring English sources

As Braddon-Mitchell and Jackson note, a map "says which island is the largest by saying something about the size of all the islands, and it says something about the size of any particular island in the course of saying something about where it is and what shape it is" (p. 183).

"Of course, of course," Ms. Wagner said.

"Grove, of course!" said Siwoff.

"Of course," said the victim.

Of course, say the locals.

"Of Course!" said the Englishman.

Church doctrine, of course, says otherwise.

"Of course," said the chef, Jodi Bernhard.

Of course, said the old man.

"All Democrats, of course," said his brother.

"Of course," said Simon.