Sentence examples for course to that from inspiring English sources

We refer, of course to that deathlike convenience, the motor car.

There's no ideal stratagem for figuring out whom any one of us should be with and how to chart a course to that person, no fail-safe process for determining whether a twosome will endure.

Rockstar Games US spokesman Hosi Simon has told GamesRadar that if you want the most complete GTA IV experience, "you should buy the 360" - a reference, of course, to that version's exclusive downloadable episodes.

Broadly the 2003 Tour follows a similar course to that devised by L'Auto's Henri Desgrange, whose pieces set the florid, semi-epic tone which remains the language of French cycling journalism.

This borderless vision belongs, of course, to that book's author, Aleksandar Hemon, who was born in Sarajevo in 1964, came to this country in 1992 as a tourist and stayed here after war broke out in Bosnia.

The two judges who formed the majority for the Eighth Circuit indicated that they rejected a lower court's interpretation of whether a lockout could be blocked by a federal court in a labor dispute — a view that could have an impact on what happens in the N.B.A. next month, where labor strife was expected to follow a similar course to that of the N.F.L.

In cocaine HCl-trained animals, yoked cocaine MI caused a small transient dopamine elevation an elevation with a similar time-course to that of glutamate.

"I'd have liked that of course, to have that power and reach.

"Of course to me, that's awesome.

Remarkably, Enron is still on course to hit that target.

She is on course to do that, she says.