Sentence examples for course to answer from inspiring English sources

Aydin Senkut, my first guest on Ask A VC, sat down this past week to talk about the Series A Crunch and general state of the venture world, his investment strategies, and, of course, to answer your questions.

Of course, to answer this question would involve the massive and difficult task of interviewing hospital executives and collecting their internal operational data.

But she's of course "happy to answer it".

Whether they were dropped by someone like Asterix is, of course, harder to answer.

Whether the interest in his words was a cause or a symptom of their motivation to violence is, of course, impossible to answer, like the related question of whether they would have acted without him.

Houston, of course, has to answer questions that a lot of critics have for the company.

To ask the question, of course, is to answer it.

The question is, of course, impossible to answer.

Jacobus, of course, refuses to answer my question about whether Bush "kept us safe" on 9/11.

It is of course impossible to answer that vague of a question but the debate rages on just the same.

I of course get them, and of course I have to answer them.