Sentence examples for course out of from inspiring English sources

Devaluation to strengthen Spain's exports was, of course, out of the question.

Many people choose a higher degree course out of interest and not for vocational reasons.

"Of course, out of respect you don't touch certain things," she said.

Mr. Ackerman asserted that Mr. Lauder opposes the miniature golf course out of pique.

Major changes in the track configuration are, of course, out of the question at this late stage.

We make exceptions for alcohol and tobacco, of course, out of deference to their embedded status in mainstream culture.

Of course, out-of-home streaming isn't exactly new technology, and TiVo isn't the only one to enable it — that type of place-shifting tech was pioneered by Sling Media, which was bought by EchoStar.

We have been flooded with suggestions on how to promote innovation: streamlined tender procedures; greater commitment by decision makers to innovation; development of transparent work  processes; appointment of special task forces dedicated to innovation; incentive plans; dissemination of relevant best-practice procedures; and, of course, out-of-box thinking.

Of course, out-of-work Americans would have to treat members of Congress to the dollar menu at McDonalds, while the big wigs can afford steaks and cigars at Morton's.

The pills from Lake Medical coursed out of L.A.

The response rate (3 or 6 months) per treatment course was 60 out of 82 courses (73.2%).