Sentence examples for operation of course from inspiring English sources

(As in any military operation, of course, operational details would remain secret).

The heart of the operation, of course, is chocolate.

If he goes through with an operation, of course, he may well figure that he has to play to protect his investment.

The largest such operation, of course, was the 9/11 attacks in the United States; a hallmark act of terrorism that has provided a model for copycats ever since.

In the U.S. you've got systems already in operation, of course in the form of RGGI [Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative], the Northeastern states' system and indeed the Chicago Climate Exchange which is a voluntary but very effective private sector system.

Not all the farms run by women are mom-and-pop operations, of course.

At the centre of the Bank's daily operations, of course, is Mark Carney himself.

Not all of these are complex operations, of course: he also does $5 buzz cuts for kids.

The local procurer of young men, known as the Contessa (Anne Bancroft), immediately pounces, introducing the widow Stone to very handsome, very young Italian men who would love to be of service to her in any way they can and wouldn't mind accepting new wardrobes, glamorous trips and cold, hard cash in return (but only so their mothers can have those expensive life-saving operations, of course).

The company has outgrown its home, and Mr. Nicola hopes to expand his operation while of course retaining his artistic independence.

(The full operation was of course much larger than that).