Sentence examples for king of course from inspiring English sources

The king, of course, was Hildibald.

I saw "Lion King," of course, a couple of times.

West led the heart king, of course, and the defenders faced the same situation as at the other tables where four spades had been reached.

He's not their king, of course.

For King, of course, words meant nothing without action.

However, he retained his capacity for brilliant attacks right to the end of his career; for example in the 1895 Hastings tournament (when he was 59) he beat von Bardeleben in a spectacular game in which in the closing stages Steinitz deliberately exposed all his pieces to attack simultaneously (except his king, of course).

Not a King, of course, but part of Kings lore.

Much of that can be attributed to the Kings, of course, but learning to defend a lead – especially against the machine-like churning of a Kings bench – ought to be a skill placed high on the team's list of priorities for next year, if there's even a way to learn such a thing.

The Tudor and Stuart kings, of course, used their ever-more-elaborate Thames processions as a distraction, drawing public attention from such sticky matters as the fact that the king would persist in remarrying (awkward to crown Henry's numerous women in the traditional way) or, in the case of James II, that he was a Catholic (ditto).

Football is king here, of course, and even in the off-season enough drivel about Real Madrid and Barcelona can be manufactured to pass as news and dominate the first half of the paper.

"I'm the king, so, of course, I've got lots of girls," Trichen told an audience of high schoolers after a screening of the film a few days later.When the thunderous applause, hoots and whistles had finally subsided, he said: "Just kidding.I have three sisters.And you know how sisters are".