Sentence examples for course produce from inspiring English sources

Idiom does, of course, produce exceptions to the rule.

Drawing from different genres and styles can, of course, produce dynamic results.

Annuals, of course, produce seed that can withstand the cold weather while their leafy grow succumbs to the desiccating cold.

The Alarcón dam is located on its upper course, and other dams on its lower course produce electricity, supply water to Valencia city, and irrigate the coastal plains.

Mulcahy indicated that he would look for a successor who will cultivate a better recruiting relationship with high school coaches in New Jersey and, of course, produce a more competitive team.

Found in the attic, the box grants any wish that can physically fit in its dimensions — a thousand bucks, the popular girl's one-of-a-kind jacket, the perfect birthday present for Rebecca's mother — though it can't, of course, produce the one thing Rebecca most wants: whatever could possibly reunite her parents.

Madden, of course, produced for Davis.

That very thought, of course, produces its counterthought.

Of course, producing sparkling wine for oneself is one thing.

Of course producing a documentary shot entirely in space is not without its challenges.

The first Open championship at a truly public course produced a truly spectacular week.