Sentence examples for throne of course from inspiring English sources
In a golden throne, of course.
If the analytical engine is shown to work, then an interesting historical question can be asked: "Could there have been a computer age while Queen Victoria was on the throne?" Of course, there was no Victorian computer age.
None has usurped Zuckerberg's throne of course.
That could refer to any of a dozen or so contenders to the Snapchat throne, of course. .
This being "Game of Thrones," of course, they're all politically arranged and super depressing.
It's "Game of Thrones". Of course it's one of the top trending shows of the year.
Sunday's episode of "Game of Thrones," of course, ended with Snow gasping for breath, but it also included Roose Bolton getting murdered by Ramsay, a flashback showing young Ned Stark, a giant and the revived Mountain bashing people's heads and Tyrion unchaining Dany's dragons.
And the throne was, of course, a fake.
The Iron Throne is, of course, the ultimate symbol of power.
It's not only the new archbishop of Canterbury, nor the next but one in line for the throne, nor of course the PM, his chief of staff, nor even the chief whip and the chancellor's chief economic adviser.
Balzac once wrote that in France women were slaves and all you had to know was how to put them on a throne, and, of course, it was Balzac's century that made a myth of bourgeois domestic life, locked women inside that myth, and convinced them that they really ruled.
