Sentence examples for course standing from inspiring English sources

Of course standing audiences are a bonanza for club owners, who can pack more bodies into the same space.

Of course, standing in front of a kiosk won't make you fit any more than standing in front of a bank machine will make you rich.

To get to the dining room you walk down a shadowy alley and confront a trio of fleshy guys dressed in black (of course) standing behind a velvet rope.

There's lecturing, of course: standing in front of the class talking and writing on the board with chalk or dry-erase markers, or at a lectern watching your PowerPoint slides flicker by.

Of course standing up for anything carries risks.

Of course, standing in front of what was the world's most advanced spy plane helps.

We don't need to be the leading voice, of course, but standing in support of them is something that's really powerful".

And, of course, the standing remnants of the World Trade Center, including the silvery skin of the south tower -- "the building you saw in all of the pictures," as Chris Mason tells tourists.

Which is of course what standing watch on a long ocean voyage is.

(Alibaba is, of course, not standing still and it has an affiliate that is investing in its own logistics network to enable 24-hour delivery across China).

The Washington Post reported on the administration's response to the Japanese disaster: "In sharp contrast to governments across the world that are moving to warn their citizens in Japan about radiation hazards and to reassess their own nuclear power programs, the Obama administration is pursuing a cautious course -- standing firmly behind the U.S. nuclear industry".