Sentence examples for resume of course from inspiring English sources

"When you look at Mitt Romney's resume, of course he checks all the boxes on being qualified to be president," he said.

If you feel limited there, you might consider looking at available jobs - after you've updated your resume, of course.

Letting the director know (on your resume, of course!) that you have had training as an actor will tell them how serious you are about acting.

Jack's resume is of course the perfect one to enable him to play the referee: he's tried just about every kind of journalistic reinvention himself.

Having a great resume is, of course, important; it is a crucial marketing document that defines who you are and what sets you apart from the competition.

Oh, and after you proofread your resume (because of course you were going to do that, right?), get someone else to look at it, too.

"We're extremely hopeful that the situation will come down so that schools can resume, so – of course –  that children can develop intellectually, but also so that children are protected".

"I'll be amazed if this saga is still carrying on when Parliament resumes, and of course, if that is the case and it's still carrying on when Parliament resumes then Labor will have plenty to say," he told reporters on Wednesday.

Glowing job references and a robust resumes are, of course, long-standing indications of a candidates' potential success -- but they are not always the biggest predictor.

Disney and Pixar could resume contract negotiations, of course.

If Mr. Obama's Democrats get blown back into the ugly world that we live in, and resume rendition (and, of course, fib about it), then President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney, who have been vilified for besmirching America's honor, may at least take some consolation in knowing that hypocrisy is always the homage vice pays to virtue.