Sentence examples for using of course from inspiring English sources
The highlight is the Monopoly set the gang used to while away the hours- using, of course, real bank notes.
Becky Oliphant, an associate marketing professor at Stetson, and her students were given the chance to sky dive, using, of course, parachutes made by Complete Parachute Solutions, a consortium of three parachute equipment makers with more than 300 employees.
Even here, Bissell muddies the historical waters: where, in the documentary, Ellis talks about the Klan's main trio of enmities, toward "the blacks, Jews, and Catholics," in "The Best of Enemies," the fictionalized C. P. inveighs against blacks (using, of course, the N-word, which is said repeatedly throughout the film), Jews, and Communists not Catholics.
A change like this isn't something everyday Twitter users will think about using, of course.
The system users actually seemed to prefer using, of course, is email.
In a private message to Tim O'Reilly, Pogue said "I'm using, of course, GrandCentral, which was the topic of my column today.
Controls are only as useful as they are easy to use, of course.
Not one you can use, of course.
That argument can also be used, of course, to argue for private ownership of nuclear weapons.
Tinder is still used, of course, as people know how to circumvent the Iranian firewall.
It is difficult to be sure how playfully the words were being used, of course.
