Sentence examples for course writers from inspiring English sources

And also, of course, writers.

Of course writers cannot conjure up a searing examination of the zeitgeist on the spot.

Of course writers know that some books sell better than others, and that a few are avidly collected.

Of course, writers and photographers from The New York Times will be among the badge-wearing multitudes: listening, watching, blogging and Tweeting through the creativity and chaos.

Of course, writers, per se, are not the most thrilling — or, certainly, the most forthcoming — people when it comes to discussing their "process".

He sat on the Council of Europe's committee on modern language teaching (1973-78), and collaborated on two of their teachers' guides, The Threshold Level (1975) and Waystage (1977), which were invaluable to subsequent course writers.

It is the brilliant (of course) writer Philip Quarles: "The problem for me is to transform a detached intellectual scepticism into a way of harmonious all-round living".

Of course, writer admits that he had doubts when State Sen. John J. Dunnigan predicted, before the coming of the mutuels in 1940, that the state's share would be ten million yearly.

Plenty of folks still seek therapy, of course, including writers.

Of course, some writers find book tours exhausting.

Because this is, of course, what writers do".