“of course”造句，怎麼用of course造句

No, of course not, Mom!

And of course there are the bison.

This is, of course, a gross generalization.

All theories of sustainable tourism are, of course, soothing.

The most threatening of all,of course,is murder.

But that, of course, is also its strength.

And, of course, I understand that my move is historic.

OK, and of course we think it's educational.

Of course we call that shape of moon a crescent moon and of course the words crescent and croissant are really two flavors of the same word;

That is a bit of an exaggeration, of course - some of the bosses will be Indian.

Discussions of moral relativism came long before the idea of a multiverse, of course.

Employers in the United States gain, of course, from the extra supply of labor.

Sure enough, the answer includes plenty of tubes, wires, suction cups and, of course, checklists.

Unlike Prufrock, this one is full of color and of course it is the work of a poet of color.

The goal, of course, is to conduct the in-depth analysis needed to underpin your proposal.

Now, of course, since this is a mole fraction, it's always between zero and one.

We should have known, of course, that for him the term is a mere euphemism.

It is a myth, of course, that business dealings of that era were free of deceit and theft.

An umpire is of course the official who enforces the rules in baseball and a number of other sports.

That does not, of course, take into account the vast array of external apparatus needed to perform the trick.

Photos of animals, especially pets, that are naturally restless, playful and don't like to wander out of their routine, demand a lot of patience and, of course, talent.

After removing the underscore we of course got everthing working well, which you've seen in this article.

All arrangements for your stay overnight on April10will, of course, be made by us at our expense.

The modern industrial state is, of course, the major external reality to which the family has had to adjust.

It offers us a fuller sense of being intensely alive from moment to moment, and this, of course, contributes greatly to the excitement and joy of living.

These same ideas, of course, show up again and again in the growing number of popular blogs and books that tackle the topic of building a remarkable life.

In winter, this means that we're looking at stars that during the summer were in our daytime sky, overwhelmed of course by the glare of the sun.

How many weapons Russia is willing to dismantle, of course, depends on how many it considers to be in excess of its military needs.

Plus, they host sleepovers called "Slumber Parties in a Box" where girls are given free stuff, and of course, there's more talk of products.

Every bank investor has been hammered in the past two years, of course, but some have done much better than others.

No, of course not.

This is, of course, contentious.

He could, of course, phone her.

Its name, of course, is Coca-Cola.

He had no childhood memories of them, of course.

Here I don't mean, of course, empirically possible.

The model of pedagogy, of course, is only one target of criticism directed toward universities.

But, of course, the influence of paris-and its art critics-was only one factor.

They were tragically wrong, of course, but a lot of smart people believed them.

It was B.B.'s idea originally, of course,' he added as an afterthought.

And of course, if that's true, then premise three is false.

Most archaeology is of course a slow dirty business, followed by even slower recording of what has been found.

Get ready to be surprised with the variety of colors, totally bizarre shapes, and, of course, the level of professionalism of those photographers who created such amazing pictures.

“I would never have admitted this 30 years ago,” Lord Coe says, “but of course the rivalry helped me.

Beijing was also, of course, the home of Chinese imperial cuisine, and Fangshan restaurant claims to be the true custodian of palace cooking skills.

When you start out young-- We're unequal at birth, of course, because of our parents and the advantages we have, but relatively equal at a young age.

To see if performance is acceptable, you may want to apply some basic math to anticipated queries and, of course, test them in your environment.

That is debatable, of course.

I have to arrest you, of course.

Unless of course, you want to outlaw double espressos too.

Near the top of the jobs pyramid, of course, the upward march of women stalls.

We're talking about a 16-week course, and of course, every once in a while, you know, you get a little surprise test based on their acuity.

This sort of thing couldn't happen on British TV, of course, given the rules on product placement and sponsorship.

Single life is like no one can annoy you, and of course, no one will surprise you.

Mum or dad, of course, provide a regular supply of pocket money, but uncles and aunts are always a source of extra income.

“The Prince announced that whoever the glass slipper fit would be his bride,” the first smiled. “That’ll of course fit me.”

Calcium is only part of the story, of course.

So experimentally, of course, this'll be done typically as a simple way of determining it.

The answer, of course, is yes - whether caused by an earthquake or some other event or series of events.

It's playful of course, but it works as an installation where people from everywhere play together, discover the otherness of strangers, and share the same astonishment and joy.

Social gatherings focused around sumptuous presentations of course after course of elaborately prepared, well-seasoned (but not spicy-hot) food.

The ultimate purpose of financial stabilization, of course, was to restore the normal flow of credit, which had been severely disrupted.

The term is, of course, a blend of the words click and hijacking (=illegally taking control of something).

Applause and praise, of course.