Sentence examples for course writes from inspiring English sources

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

"We had no TV of course," writes Bayley, commalessly; and the reluctant acquisition of a radio feels like a surrender to the brashest promiscuity.

"It's a fundamentally optimistic look, and a bit IBM-focused, of course," writes Coldewey of Big Blue's response, "but beyond that it really is worth reading to get a sense of the current state, future, and risks of AI.

Simpson did not so much win the Open as be the one who was not totally run over by the course, writes Gene Wojciechowski on ESPN.com, while the likelier winners — i.e., people you have actually heard of — went down like arcade ducks in the final holes, writes Robert Lusetich on Foxsports.com.com

And on the weekends, which is when you want to go, the whole family is there, including the paterfamilias, Carlos, who works the bar area in back and, of course, writes up the checks.

"Of course," writes the late Walter Kendrick, author of The Secret Museum and still a seminal authority on the history of porn and its suppression, "they could not be destroyed... Any relic of the ancient world possessed, merely thanks to its survival, a value that overrode the nature of the relic itself".

Oh, and of course, write the book.

Of course, written communication requires a literate population.

Dickens, of course, wrote great ghost stories in his time.

This course features descriptions of course writing assignments.

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