Sentence examples for web of course from inspiring English sources

The company has a website, of course, and a presence on both Twitter and LinkedIn.

A website, of course, is nothing but speech," wrote Prince, who returned to the theme later in his post.

"How much and how well we sleep in the coming year — and the years to follow — will determine, in no small measure, our ability to address and solve the problems we're facing as individuals and as a society," Huffington wrote in a blog post (on her own website, of course) shortly after the book was published.

More information can be found at the Archos website, of course.

The website, of course, still lets you participate in the usual Zagat surveys.

Twitter uses the term on its own website, of course, and it is strongly associated with the company.

Tindle's papers have websites, of course, but he is unsure that we are heading for a world without newsprint.

A global survey by Nielsen published last month found that a third of web users would consider paying to access newspapers' websites". "Of course there will be people who sign up because of their loyalty to the brand.

There's bits and pieces on the Sydney Kings website, and of course a few mentions on basketball and rugby league websites.

While they don't explicitly call out TweetMeme's button, they do have this very blurb featured prominently on the site: "Add the Real Retweet Button to Your Website!", which of course implies that the TweetMeme retweet button is not the real one.

Huppert told Smith, who recently published pictures of staff from RAF Menwith Hill on his website: "And of course the Guardian haven't published photos of anybody who works in this sort of area on their website without faces pixelated".