Sentence examples for times of course from inspiring English sources

Times, of course, changed.

Those were simpler times, of course.

Those were different times, of course.

Rhetoric changes with the times, of course.

Other countries do that too at times, of course.

Some standbys have changed with the times, of course.

The New York Times, of course, isn't playing along.

At times, of course there is poor teaching.

And in modern times, of course, the wreath is a Christian symbol of eternal rebirth.

Ian Shuttleworth, the Financial Times: Of course Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a romp.

The poster child for that industry is the New York Times, of course, and their many missteps in recent memory have been well chronicled.