Sentence examples for course post from inspiring English sources

"Of course POST doesn't always get it right," says one MP, who also told POST in an anonymous survey that its function is valued among parliamentarians.

As if they needed to, they added that the show — called, of course, "Post No Bills" — is "free and open to the public" until Aug. 31 or perhaps until the Hunters View condominiums are completed.

He is the subway's latest celebrity passenger, a man whose exploits draw a crowd of captivated riders who cheer him on, talk about tracking him down on Facebook, and, of course, post videos of him on YouTube.

Users can, of course, post directly from the app and also schedule messages for a later time.

(I will of course post it when it is available online).

But of course, post Mumbai and Slumdog the arrival story is also questioned.

Of course, post-battlefield remorse serves as a check on our militaristic tendencies.

"We're upset about the 3,000 deaths in the Mediterranean this year and of course post-Brexit we know there's been a 57% increase in hate crimes.

Of course, post-RAE research would need re-directing and clearer targets set for the 2002-6 period, but CSS was fundamentally strong and full of promise.

Baldessari was supposed to teach painting, but he balked at that; he called his course "Post-Studio Art," which meant anything other than traditional painting and sculpture.

This term, which has virtually replaced "fascist" as the epithet of choice on the left, more or less means "one who wishes to use the instruments of state to promote values," though of course, post-2003, it carries the whiff of "warmonger" and "American lackey".