Sentence examples for course splitting from inspiring English sources

Of course, splitting the roles is no panacea.

He came roaring back, of course, splitting from NBC for a much more lucrative payday at CBS, changing the title of his programme from Late Night to Late Show and moving production into the New York theatre that once housed another chatterbox icon, Ed Sullivan.

By splitting each course, we eat "normal-size" portions affording us a full three-course meal with variety.

All three ended up splitting time over the course of the season.

(Fission, of course, is the opposite: energy produced by splitting nuclei).

Of course, there's a difference between getting lost and splitting town because the air got too heavy.

The pasta is homemade and portions are huge, so splitting them turned out to be a wise course.

Of course, comedy is subjective, so if that didn't have your sides splitting, try out the gag judged the second funniest this year, from Tim Vine: "Last night, me and my girlfriend watched three DVDs back to back.

Geoff Edgers of The Boston Globe wrote, "Of course, most of the mainly tweener fans in the arena weren't splitting musical hairs.

But, of course, only by playing on trumps will you find out that they are splitting unfavorably.

Of course, deciding what made everything soggy may, in some cases, require the hair-splitting skills of a philosopher.