Sentence examples for course write from inspiring English sources

Oh, and of course, write the book.

Of course – write a million letters, knock on a million doors.

And, of course, write off at least part of its unsustainable debt of some €310bn (£225bn), the servicing of which costs the economy some 4 per cent of its GDP annually and is crippling any chances of proper recovery.

You could, of course, write this particular script – because, from Margaret to Diana to Kate to Meghan, it's groundhog day when the press gets rough with a royal in or out of love.

Of course, write as you feel, and try to move beyond mere entertainment (unless that's all you're aiming for); but don't think you are being superficial if your works fail to cast their listeners down into a pit of gloom.

It will be a Fourth of July-themed wedding, and Markle has to swim through a sea of Uncle Sam-style bridesmaid outfits, as well as a bunch of fireworks-company drama, and of course write the big newspaper-saving fireworks piece, as she and Hank fall back in love.

3.39pm BST 3.38pm: "Of course!" writes Mike Chilibeck.

The play's author, of course, wrote the lyrics 400 years ago.

Like Mr. Angell, most sportswriters are impassioned fans, but of course writing about games requires distance.

Of course, writing about something convincingly and getting it right are different matters entirely.

"Rappaccini's Daughter" was of course written long before this sadness overcame the family.