Sentence examples for opponent of course from inspiring English sources
But his real opponent, of course, is the Prime Minister.
"My opponent, of course, is traveling in Europe, and tomorrow his tour takes him to France," Mr. McCain said with Mr. Armstrong at the Columbus event, according to his prepared remarks.
Eric Heffer, MP for Liverpool Walton, was a major opponent of coursing in the late 1960s, and Prime Minister Harold Wilson joined in the criticism.
His opponents, of course, viewed him rather differently.
His opponents, of course, could use a break as well.
Mr. Bush is no less inauthentic than his Democratic opponents, of course.
Mr. Romney's opponents, of course, have combed through his former deals at Bain looking for tales of excesses and failure.
It doesn't just apply to abortion and its opponents of course; the same attitude from Tony Blair downwards cost Glenn Hoddle his job.
She and her opponents, of course, talk up the economic and social value of Heathrow Airport as a major employer in the area.
Trump's success as a campaigner schools his opponents, of course.
The danger of punching down at an opponent is, of course, that you are standing close enough to hit, with your hands down by your waist.
