Sentence examples for course to talk from inspiring English sources

Tea waits on the table between us, and two blueberry scones.Impossible, of course, to talk about loneliness or changing our lives.

On Tuesday, he opened the doors to his home here, a spectacular 14,000-square-foot house on the edge of a golf course, to talk to about 60 people about the Nov. 6 elections.

It is way too early, of course, to talk of his England career in the past tense, and the way Anderson began his comeback yesterday with four fruitless overs for 18 suggests that all is far from lost.

It is almost insufferable, of course, to talk about "the young" just now, for if the week had any lesson for us, it was that most people who are not themselves young had been understanding them too quickly in the past.

But nothing beats having a straight earth science course to talk in depth about climate change.

For example, a standard opt-in procedure would use an individual not involved with the course to talk students through a consent script, answer questions, and retrieve signed consent forms from consenting subjects.

But the other afternoon, he sits still long enough -- in a swivel chair, of course -- to talk about his job in a little basement office, with a window view of an air shaft, across the street from the famous church on West 138th Street.

"We are of course willing to talk," he said.

It is, of course, unseemly to talk about myself when the greatest writer of our time has died.

"I will be talking to our lawyers and we will also of course need to talk to our colleagues at Lewisham Hospital in order to fully understand the implications of Mr Hunt's statement".

And the second purpose, of course, was to talk about this theme of cyber-bullying.