Sentence examples for turn of course from inspiring English sources

(And that in turn, of course, may bring its own risks).

Innocent fun and earnest commitment to doing a good turn, of course, were not the whole story.

In turn, of course, this makes them less mobile workers and less able to take up new jobs in other areas.

Which in turn, of course, only engenders an extra feeling of bogusness: here is a man who has no reason not to be counting his lucky stars.

This fee could be collected by auctioning off permits to private companies under a cap-and-trade system, or levied as a direct tax on the businesses (which in turn, of course, would pass costs along to consumers).

And this in turn of course leads to the success of the franchise brand.

It's a u-turn, of course; a major one, but a logical one.

That, ultimately, means less page turning, of course.

Whether reconciliation is compatible with justice turns, of course, on how one conceives of justice.

Plenty of suspense, fast-paced action and spine-tingling twists and turns, of course.

You can't whip through turns of course, but understeer is predictable and laying off the gas or just steering on through will usually suffice to get you past any turn you might have entered on the quick side.