Sentence examples for courses when it comes from inspiring English sources

The three winning producers – Graham, Dobbs and Nicola Seed – are part of a new breed of young, often female producers who don't see "commercial" as a dirty word, and believe that it's horses for courses when it comes to staging work in the West End and beyond.

Of course, when it comes to establishing the brand, both decorators are tops.

Of course, when it comes to rivalries, Sir Ben does have his abrasive side.

Except, of course, when it comes to what makes his world go round.

Of course, when it comes to the cold, Russians have a bit more fortitude than most.

Of course, when it comes to glorifying mischief, cinema has form.

Of course, when it comes to economizing at Davos, everything is relative.

Sounds about par for the course when it comes to Arsenal and the Champions League knockout stages.

That is par for the course when it comes to celebrity gossip.

"But, of course, when it comes home, I'll have a jolly good gloat".

And, of course, when it comes to imagination, the real estate counts.