Sentence examples for course screens from inspiring English sources

For kids, of course, screens are an easy sell.

Of course, screens with more pixels would eliminate that problem.

Of course, screens can also present a more immediate danger too: They can fall on your kid's head.

Today, of course, screen characters fall in and out of bed with an ease that was unthinkable in the classic screwball era.

"Frankenstein" is the opening attraction, of course, screening on Friday and Saturday, on a double bill with the outlandishly racist "MASK OF FU MANCHU," directed by Charles Brabin in 1932.

The tweets, which have now been deleted from the English version of the Greek Prime Minister's account were, of course, screen grabbed by avid social media users, including the below from AFP journalist Danny Kemp.

Microarrays are, of course, screening tools; they provide leads to be pursued to determine the biological significance of glycan-binding signals revealed.

Women believed that health matters are in the hands of Allah: "Of course screening for cancer is important and I might consider doing mammography and a pap smear, but it won't change the fact that health and illness are in the hands of Allah" (village 2, working, educated, 43 years old).

The course screen should roughly indicate how many hours it will take to complete.

Such on-course screens are regular sights on the PGA Tour, but they are a first for any major golf tournament.

In both online courses, screen space or "real estate" was as important as the need to streamline the content for learning optimisation.