Sentence examples for law of course from inspiring English sources
The law, of course, was with Gemignani.
It's not really the law, of course.
"Do we have such a law?" "Of course not".
According to the letter of the law, of course, Bell was out.
The law, of course, should offer congenial ways to resolve disputes between landlords and tenants.
Planned Parenthood and other clinicians challenged the strict new law, of course.
Any new law, of course, mustn't be a disincentive to bona fide innovation and risk-taking.
Despite the fact that a "sister-in-law" (of course, she's not a legal relative because my partner and I can't marry in North Carolina either) supported the candidacy of Mitt Romney, who opposes same-sex marriage, she surprised me with this post: "Never thought of it that way.
Indeed, here in famously passionate Naples, where garbage mounts in fetid mounds and moped drivers zoom the wrong way up one-way streets, there seems a certain pride in ignoring the new law -- of course, only after it has been passed.
I think the objective of the Sunshine Law, of course - is to make sure that everything is out in the open, and I believe that assuming you're doing the right thing for your constituents and for the people that you're serving, it's a wonderful thing.
In one magic acid miracle fluke, while he was taking a piss on the church wall under the protection of Church Law, of course the wind blew his plastic hat off, only to land upside down between his legs, directly in the line of his piss stream.
