Sentence examples for of course established from inspiring English sources

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Baldwin of course, established the form with variants of "I'm gonna fuck you up," delivered free-style in the street to reporters and photographers.

By Lee's standards, he had a miserable night in front of the legends, especially Reed, who on occasion has playfully reminded Lee of his responsibility to carry on the tradition of left-handed Knicks post players that Reed, of course, established.

Of course, established institutions do open opportunities for achieving status and power and respect within them.

Because we're in LA, these enterprises were, of course, established as a means of funding the dark comedy screenplay they co-wrote.

Before long not only was it control- ling the underworld of São Paulo state, but it had also started to spread to other states in Brazil and, of course, established liaison offices in Paraguay, Bolivia and Colombia.

Correlations do not, of course, establish causation.

Updated at 5.13pm GMT 5.01pm GMT Guardian readers analyse the report FranzSherbet finds more exoneration for News International: The evidence does not, of course, establish anything resembling a 'deal' whereby News International's support was traded for the expectation of policy favours.

Of course, establishing a charitable trust or foundation also achieves non-economic goals.

Of course, establishing an exact value for the desired latency is no precise science because it depends on the situation.

Of course, establishing insider/outsider criteria is as old as human society.