Sentence examples for courses it now from inspiring English sources

Lunch the first day was at Marc Veyrat's three-star Michelin country French temple, and as we worked our way through 15 refined courses (it now costs 338 euros, or about $465 each, at $1.38 to the euro), Nora described the best tartiflette she had ever eaten.

It is developing stealth fighter jets and drones, and of course it now has its own aircraft carrier.

Unless it changes course, it now risks killing its last large source of foreign exchange, pushing its economy further into the abyss.

The quality is superb, a real return to form for VW after some iffy interiors of late; it drives impeccably, masking its high centre of gravity well; and, of course, it now comes with added sex appeal.

But even the courses using it now often include other approaches, like the study of documents from litigation.

This alludes to Roosevelt's efforts on behalf of such figures, of course, but it now seems paternalistic, implicitly condescending toward proud primitives.

Of course, it's now May 2016, so it's not clear where those DAUs stand now.

Of course, it is now different than it was before.

Of course, it is now one of the world's most beloved monuments.

Of course, it is now argued in the west that Soviet victory left a sour taste.

And, of course, it is now widely known that antibiotics other than Cipro can treat inhaled anthrax.