Sentence examples for leading of course from inspiring English sources

You know where this is leading: of course Gar has a secret.

A trail of evil and psychiatric disturbance follows Ben home (just for a change, I'd like to see a protagonist motivated by something more epic than the safety of the wife and kids) before leading — of course!

His history is mysterious even to him; he scrapes out a meager living working with his taciturn uncle and a cousin -- and his life is swiftly overturned when the blue stone hatches a dragon, commencing a journey into murder and magic, among elves, warriors, kings and monsters, leading, of course, to a battle between good and evil.

The leading other, of course, is Batman.

We don't need to be the leading voice, of course, but standing in support of them is something that's really powerful".

This is a leading question of course, and a little unfair considering most law students don't go on to become lawyers.

D Beck is a leading contender, of course, but Heskey is widely held to have the best physique, and Lennon and Defoe are known for their beauty products, so it could be them.

Plasma is no longer the leading technology, of course, but I'm not as much of a stickler about that.

Cardiovascular disease is the leading course of death among subjects with diabetes, accounting for over 60% of mortality.

Diabetic nephropathy is leading course of end-stage kidney disease and kidney fibrosis is the final common pathway in progressive kidney diseases.

BATES -- I remember someone coming backstage to me one night after "Butley" in London and saying to me, "You have to be careful that you're leading the audience and that the audience isn't leading you, which of course was what was happening to you tonight".