Sentence examples for of course stretch from inspiring English sources

The roots of this malpractice, of course, stretch back decades, to João Havelange at Fifa, Juan Antonio Samaranch at the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Primo Nebiolo at the International Association of Athletics Federations IAAFF).

Today it still rises above most of its surroundings — the Dyker Beach Golf Course stretching toward the water, Poly Prep school lying on a grassy patch to the south — and is backed by the sweeping, string-of-pearls cables of the bridge.

And this feeling, of course, will stretch over a period of 3-5 honly, only to be relieved by an eventual (usually Advil PM-induced) loss of consciousness.

That doesn't mean you can't make a good blockbuster of course, but stretching into the horizon is a production slate of inoffensive, apolitical, un-challenging, franchise movies: superheroes, space operas, spies, monsters, even Transformers has sequels and spin-offs planned for the next decade.

Practically speaking, not mathematically speaking, there are four teams, the Texas Rangers, Houston Astros, Los Angeles Angels and Minnesota Twins, trying to squeeze into the two remaining playoff spots: this is the week we finally figure out who wins the AL West and who becomes the second AL wild card team... unless of course, it stretches into next week.

ThIs article originally appeared on VICE US.

Of course, this stretch also saw Bledsoe's minutes and role decrease, through no fault of his own.

Of course, any stretch of Route 66 is iconic, and Highway 1 in California is hard to beat.

In fact, of course, Mr. Bush did stretch the truth.

Of course, if you stretch out the time scale enough, and are sufficiently casual about causes, you can give the printing press credit for anything you like.

PEN America concedes that, of course, all politicians "stretch the truth," but emphasizes that several of Trump's lies are in service of more malicious aims.