Sentence examples for empty of course from inspiring English sources

Empty of course because it wasn't open.

The veranda next door was empty, of course.

He displays both packages -- empty, of course -- on a shelf in his office, along with other Vologda Dairy Factory products like chocolate butter and cheese.

A firing sequence from the initial state (mathbf{x}_0) (i.e., from the initial marking (m_0)) is a sequence of transition sets ({{{mathcal {T}}}} = {tau _1,tau _2,ldots,tau _k}) such that (mathbf{x}_0,[,{tau _1}>,mathbf{x}_1,[,{tauu _2}>,mathbf{x}_2>,cdots,{tauu _{k}}>,mathbf{x}_{k-1},[,tau _k>,mathbf{x}_k). The set may be also empty, of course.

If you're traveling somewhere where the tap water is safe to drink, toss your reusable water bottle in your bag (empty of course).

Nobody cares about smart alecks trading insults in an empty room, of course, and to anyone who doesn't use Twitter – most Britons – it doubtless looks fairly empty.

Filling these empty hours, of course, became something of a problem.

His passing leaves the distant dying Earth's darkening shore completely empty — except of course for the invisible author, the amazing Mr. Wells.

It's not all empty chairs, of course; there are also rooms filled with eager auditors whose devotion to a certain idea of reading is enough to restore any author's morale.

Bloomberg couldn't keep the square empty long, of course, without packing it up and moving it out of the city, or occasioning a dozen skirmishes a day (one question at the press conference was about how the city would keep tents out — stop people with tent-shaped backpacks?).

The procedure considers three different typologies of train: long-distance passenger trains (L), local/regional passenger trains (R) and freight trains (M, this last category encloses also out-of-service and empty runs); of course the factors α L, α R and α M in the previous formula represent the percentages of the categories on the total of trains.