Sentence examples for course to read from inspiring English sources

He is able, of course, to read quickly since this has long been his work.

It's a relief, of course, to read that, but at the same time quite daunting.

It is possible, of course, to read Bush v. Gore more narrowly than that.

I was so taken with "Catcher" that I set a course to read all of Salinger's work, even if it took me a day and a half.

Reading Group contributor RabBurnout puts it neatly: "The thing is, of course, to read the book oneself, and experience it viscerally – it is definitely a book that the reader forms a powerful personal response to, I think".

In normal circumstances he would have stayed at school for a Cambridge scholarship year, but there was a pressing need for technically qualified staff, and he became a "Snowflake" – interviewed by CP Snow, then director of technical personnel at the Ministry of Labour, he was given a state scholarship on an accelerated course to read mechanical engineering at Manchester.

Middleton was credited with helping to persuade William not to drop out of university at the end of his lonely first term and to switch courses to read geography.

Bill left TIBS in 1979 but, of course, continued to read it and follow its course.

Especially since his stories are often as amusing as they are perplexing and horrific... Before we get there, the thing to do, of course is to read.

The best way to celebrate a writer, of course, is to read his work, but that solitary pursuit, which replicates and requites the writer's own lonely labor, lacks a sense of occasion.

The next step, of course, is to read the plan through carefully.