Sentence examples for course the road from inspiring English sources

And of course the road is gravel.

Of course, the road is closed for the march.

Of course the road to an Australian republic is already paved with heartbreak beginning, at the 1999 referendum, with that of the nation.

Of course the road to the future is bumpy and full of potholes, but what is the alternative -- to go back to those fine old days of together but unequal?

Of course, the road haulage industry is already taxed in France, in particular via the TIPP, but the amount has to be put in relation to national GDP.

Of course, the road isn't perfect.

André Mahé, who won in 1949 (see below Controversies), said: After the war, of course, the roads were all bad.

But nowhere along its course does the road stay either straight or level for more than a few hundred yards.

Ominous images of my own silent spring -- farm chemicals, industry upstream, the golf course across the road prompted an e-mail to Dr. Duke.

Bond is, of course, on the road a good deal, and he needs places for his romantic assignations and for fighting villains.

Wagner's has been serving workers from the Churchill Downs race course across the road - home to the Kentucky Derby - since 1922.