Sentence examples for course references from inspiring English sources

There were, of course, references that revealed the continuing bloggers-versus-journalists distinction.

The track of course references the 1962 Crystals hit produced, ominously, by Phil Spector, and was the subject of much controversy for its apparent endorsement and justification of abuse.

The text was refined, of course, references cross-checked, ideas grew more rooted, but I am still astounded that so much of what the book is today streamed out of him from that hospital bed in Texas.

These applause-magnet words are of course references to high points in Ms. Arthur's career: her two long-running sitcoms ("God will get you" is from "Maude") and her Tony-winning turn on Broadway as the best friend of Angela Lansbury in "Mame".

This of course references the fact that there is no apparent rhyme or reason as to why certain items show up in your news feed on the social network.

Of course, references to one of the most important problems faced by mankind today should make any administration uncomfortable, because they are an accusing finger pointed at policies past and a leash on policies to come.

Cora was, of course referencing Hurricane Maria, which struck just before he was announced as the new Red Sox manager.

The actor was, of course, referencing that tired trope of casting a black "buddy" to a white lead; someone to offer a helping hand without having a fleshed-out narrative of their own.

Midler is of course referencing the central plot point of the 1993 film.

As my course referenced above indicates, these legacies continue within all States.

Data of gastrin-regulated gene expression which compared treatment in the transient (1 h) versus sustained (14 h) mode is a time course reference design with a non-treated reference measured at each sampled time point.