Sentence examples similar to made course of from inspiring English sources

The only event added for the 2010 Games was skier cross, in which athletes race down a man-made course of dips and jumps while trying to avoid one another.

No mention is made of Track, of course.

Harmful consequences can make an act morally objectional, as much as beneficial outcomes can make a course of action recommendable.

(Exactly the same mistake is made, of course, with the coverage of political polls).

Not all would be made, of course.

The announcement was made, of course, on Facebook.

Such arguments could be made, of course.

Progress is being made of course.

Neither event was of his making, of course.

What he was making, of course, was Pop Art.

Insider trading cases are notoriously difficult to make, of course.