Sentence examples for of course have got from inspiring English sources

Messrs Oliver and Doherty, old-school muckers of course, have got themselves a caff on Southend Pier, full of hungry people.

They should, of course, have got out in 2000, when the global price-earnings ratio was 35; shares look relatively much more attractive now, since the ratio is down to ten.

Connor Graves: I can see Wales finishing second in their group, they've got a better team than Israel and Bosnia and of course have got Bale.

Someone had lent Casey a book about anatomy and he, of course, had got into it in that obsessive way that real enthusiasts do.

But it may be that the most important aspect of sleep hygiene has to do with light — which, of course, has gotten more pervasive during the past century, especially at night.

"Of course they've got an enormous amount of knowledge and so they can do an awful lot, but of course not everything.

And, of course, we've got some of the world's best sailors.Will we win?

Of course, you've got gazillions of them.

But at the same time, I can understand what happened, because of course you've got a lot of pressure".

"The Liberals got there first, so, of course, they've got the bonus of the post-Abbott honeymoon.

Of course, you've got the reins, thousands of miles away.