Sentence examples for course will end from inspiring English sources

"Staying on the current course will end up satisfying no one.

The status quo is only bearable because most people suffer from the illusion that the current course will end the crises and depressions.

The trash at the United States Open, of course, will end up at a composter, which is good news for the environment, as well as the U.S.T.A.

When parents feel their children are being burdened, he tells them epigrammatically: "All of those dropping this course will end up working for those that remain".

That quiet, of course, will end this summer, when 6,000 cars a day will again prowl in search of the park's 2,400 parking spaces.

(Several moments, of course, will end up on the cutting room floor, particularly the one when he swallowed a bug and when he was drowned out by the roar of a passing train in Mount Pleasant).

If he continues on this course, he will end his probation in July, Mr. Lee said.

Of course, it will end in these ways only if nothing is changed, if we treat the experience of the West as a model rather than as a set of experiments.

There are some who suspect that MOM is in it mostly for the money, but John Trochmann talks as if he is following a course that will end in death for somebody.

"If free schools can attract parents who would otherwise go private then, of course, they will end up with a lower-than-borough-average number of children on free school meals, but that's the inevitable consequence of creating a genuinely comprehensive school.

You feel intense shame, you are bored, you have access to the internet – of course you will end up trolling!" "Thanks".