Sentence examples for while there are of from inspiring English sources

While there are, of course, great cat videos, Brennan believes dogs are just so much better suited to video.

So while there are, of course, no guarantees in real estate, there are some apartments that have what can honestly be called protected views.

But then again I bored myself just typing that last sentence, while there are, of course, already fan-owned clubs in existence — Stockport County, Exeter City, Brentford, Notts County — and further non-league teams including Ebbsfleet (sort off).

While there are of course large apartment complexes that are managed and rented by a single company, there is no business model that has been used to allow one manager to own and rent out a large number of homes.

While there are, of course, pumpkin pies and wild rice stuffing, there are also many more less familiar dishes like cranberry leg of lamb seasoned with cranberries and Worcestershire sauce, puréed parsnips with Madeira and cream, and Hartford election cake, made with raisins, coriander, brandy and spices.

While there are of course differences between multinational companies related to national, cultural and sector contexts – wherever their origin, they all need to be increasingly alert to the full spectrum of sustainability 'mega-trends' that are reshaping the global business environment.

While there is of course nothing wrong with upper-middle-class language schools or upper-middle-class girlfriends, both tended to offer somewhat restrictive views of Brazilian society.

Beer points out that while there were of course fewer women who managed to beat the odds, the International Encyclopedia of Women Composers nevertheless has more than 6,000 entries.

From then on, for a while, there were three of us.

For a while, there is less of Heylin's faux hipster slang here.

For a while there's lots of good food, sex, drugs and alcohol while Eric Clapton blasts on the jukebox.