Sentence examples for references of course from inspiring English sources

Those kinds of references, of course, reflect a typical twentysomething celebrity fixation — Williams can carry on a conversation with one friend while texting another on one of her two P.D.A.'s and simultaneously checking for news about Nicole Richie's latest courtroom drama.

Those references, of course, will be to President John F. Kennedy, but there are other Kennedys with other legacies, and on Friday at 8 p.m. on Investigation Discovery, the documentary "CHILDREN OF PROMISE: THE LEGACY OF ROBERT F. KENNEDY" explores one of them.

And baseball references, of course.

"Do you have references?" "Of course.

That is a reference, of course, to Outcast.

The movie reference, of course, was to "Jaws," in which the shark is a psychotic white shark.

The reference, of course, is to Paul D. Wolfowitz, the undersecretary of defense, who has dispatched some of his protégés here to prepare key Baghdad ministries for American management.

The reference, of course, was to the racing legend Dale Earnhardt, who died on the final turn of the last lap of last year's Daytona 500.

The reference, of course, is to those alleged 'weapons of mass destruction' that served as the pretext for going to war in Iraq.

The reference, of course, is to the century and a half in prison to which Bernard L. Madoff was condemned this week by a federal judge in Manhattan, Denny Chin.

The title is a musical reference, of course, to a song by the Who, a good choice for all kinds of reasons.