Sentence examples for wave of course from inspiring English sources

The plane Zenneck wave, of course, is only of technical interest since such a wave requires a source that is infinite in extent for its creation.

What followed the wave, of course, was Iceland's crash, which set back all aspects of the Icelandic economy, including a tight-knit film industry in which only a handful of films are made each year.

Why, Science's Next Wave, of course!

It talks about issues that are difficult to research elsewhere (except on Next Wave, of course!), such as building a good working relationship with your supervisor and writing up your thesis.

This is not an extensive site, but it's a good place to start (aside from the Next Wave, of course!) to learn what your career options are in biotechnology.

"And the gravitational waves, of course, you're seeing just before, during the end spiral".

The paper has made huge waves, of course, with its series of explosive stories about the NSA's highly classified surveillance programs.

"If there was a magic wand to wave, I'd be waving it, of course," Mr. Bush said, referring specifically to gasoline prices, which have climbed $1.40 a gallon in 18 months.

And just to point out, again, the fact that the sine wave spectrum, of course, is just a single line corresponding to the fundamental frequency.

Musically hardcore was a repudiation of almost everything, from disco to the dilution of first-generation punk labeled new wave to, of course, the same high-flying and deeply loathed bands, like the Eagles, Fleetwood Mac and Journey, that the original punks also despised.

There are oodles of rides and activities for kids: the lazy river and wave pool, of course, and four rides that can seat multiple passengers, so parents can accompany happy children who are at least 36 inches tall.