Sentence examples for meaning of course from inspiring English sources

No meaning, of course.

Meaning, of course, at work.

That's not its literal meaning, of course.

"But what he was meaning, of course, was that he's not in touch with average Americans.

"And 'M I-2,'M I-2. de Cabrol said, Ms.ning, of course, the "Mission Impossible" sequel.

Every Tom, Dick and Prince Harry grew one, meaning, of course, that it became uncool.

What you have, any number of people will tell you knowingly, is the "disease of kings" — meaning, of course, gluttons.

He saw any patronage not his own as an obstruction to state-party power (meaning, of course, to Stalin himself).

Meaning, of course, that instead of starlit free theater in the park, theatergoers will be paying to see stars.

Meaning, of course, that the Iraqis have no idea what it takes to try these kinds of cases.

And "the public" - meaning, of course, the Sun's regular audience - have appeared happy enough to see the pictures.