Sentence examples for course to use from inspiring English sources

It's perfectly possible, of course, to use Mobile Video for more controversial purposes like surreptitious viewing.

I hope she has the courage to change course; to use her power to challenge vested interests".

And, of course, to use the keys to type you still had to put the Frankenstein-monster of a contraption down.

Of course, to use this marker at all presumes a certain degree of development: not only must the city in question have a subway system, but that system must have toilets.

It is the only county course to use bent grass, which is typically found on private courses and is more tolerant of disease and extremely low lawn mower cuts.

Furthermore, rapid industrialisation in the developing world is increasing global emissions so fast that the world is on course to use up its entire carbon budget within 25 years.

The drawback, of course, to using a system such as this is that it requires commenters to post using their "real" identity, not a pseudonym.

But other drought-related restrictions, including those allowing golf courses to use only 80percentt of their monthly water allocation, remain in effect.

University-level administrators can help spread through converting courses to use SCALE-UP or creating university-controlled spaces and allowing others outside of the department to use it.

They were not, of course, allowed to use this data to identify individuals.

And, of course, also to use the restroom and get a drink.