Sentence examples for of course form from inspiring English sources

And the two together, of course, form the combined input.

This will, of course, form the basis of the Conservative campaign at the next election.

Expense accounts from luxury hotels, of course, form only a tiny portion of the $175 billion that American companies spend a year on travel and entertainment.

For 180 miles beyond these waters is a mountainous barren which can never be inhabited & will of course form a safe separation between us & any other State.

The clothes, of course, form a centrepiece – 42 mannequins stand on a pyramid of stairs in the main room, displaying clothes designed by the brand from 1953 to 2014.

"The movement, his body, his clothes, his style, his dramaturgy and the music, of course, form one strong, complex, multilayered audio-visual image," said Klaus Biesenbach, chief curator at large for the museum.

Mushrooms, of course, formed part of that experimentation.

They are bogus, of course, formed from chicken breasts.

In modern English, a comparative is, of course, formed by adding -er to the end of a word.

In all tests, biofilms were, of course, formed at the various cathodes, but a microbially catalyzed ORR (biocathode) or a biofilm catalytically active for the ORR was not observed.

Which also of course forms the foundation of its business.