Sentence examples for phase, of course from inspiring English sources

Many thousands of children go through a dinosaur phase, of course.

And that phase, of course, is the other peak of happiness, the big one in our early 20s, just before the fall.

And if they're not sitting on the board on the soda cans, and you have a whole bunch of metronomes going at the same frequency but at random phase, of course, nothing changes.

They're still very much in the research phase, of course, so don't expect them in the next year or two.

Like other synthesis techniques, the word chemical vapor deposition (CVD) comprises of three words, chemical, vapor, and deposition; it means that first precursors are converted into vapor phase, of course at high temperature, and then it is deposited under the flow of carrier gas.

The first phase, of course, was the Tommy Franks troop movement.

DiCerbo cites evidence that situational games can provide students with a view of what work in the profession might entail and the impetus to persist through the introductory phase of core courses.

Others think the rules are mainly about making sure passengers are attentive during key flight phases (of course, that concern doesn't seem to extend to people reading old-fashioned books and magazines).

"Fidelity seemed to go into a more conservative phase, and of course this has been rewarded in the last couple of years," he said.

That particular phase is, of course, your 20s.

In the initial phase of the course, board certified specialists in pediatrics were invited to give weekly lectures to the course.