Sentence examples for of course deferred from inspiring English sources
March Madness was right around the corner, so Calhoun's suspension was (of course!) deferred until next season, allowing him to coach the team during the tournament.
He was, of course, deferred.
I, of course, defer to their collective coruscation, a Parkeresque/Wildean conflux of semi-improvised comic acumen it would have been philistine to sully with my hack, desiccated rabbit-pellets of "professional jokes".
She can, of course, defer to Alex for her belief that tomorrow will be a snow day.
Of course, deferring the surgical intervention is not an option, when clopidogrel is used as an alternative for aspirin in case of intolerance and when surgical intervention is urgent.
Climate change could become your version of health-care reform under Bill Clinton: an overambitious policy that dissipates your political capital early on.Of course, deferring serious action on climate change would have other nasty consequences.
Yes, of course I defer to her judgment.
Of course, he always deferred to Robert on Planet Terror and vice versa for Death Proof.
Gibson has had to wait for more than 40 years to read the novel in which he and others were assumed to feature so significantly that the author's widow chose the safe course of deferring publication (Gibson prefers not to say how he came into possession of a copy of the manuscript).
Of course, the rich could defer capital gains, disguise stock trades, and hide wealth.
