They were used to such things as a matter of course.

Maybe he took such efforts as a matter of course.

I came upon him as if it were a matter of course.

She seemed to think it was quite a matter of course.

In my view at least, that is a matter of course.

I was surprised, because that is usually a matter of course with such men.

His violent death was only a matter of course given the way he lived.

Nothing in nature is simpler, more a matter of course.

In a normal central bank, such a suspicion would be a matter of course.

With a little practice lighting becomes a matter of course.

Equality seemed not a struggle but a matter of course.

Compliance with Community regulations should be a matter of course.

This was not such a matter of course in Germany as you have implied.

With long lives, that was a matter of course.

Surprisingly, this close relationship is not a matter of course: Fig.

Yet at the same time churches often make Christianity "a matter of course".

They both took the situation so much as a matter of course that I felt it absurd to do otherwise.

The fact that we can now take the definitive vote on Agenda 2000 is not just a matter of course.

At Soshana's time, an art career for a woman was by no means a matter of course.

She had run, as if it were a matter of course, a suicide option for the entire ship.

Employees seemed to be doing such refurbishment as a matter of course.

Writing to a program, then, was apparently a matter of course for Tchaikovsky.

Apparently this silent emptiness was a matter of course, now.

Both your people and mine accept such perils as a matter of course.

Why does a tragedy always seem necessary to alert people to consider safety issues that should be a matter of course?

But certain things should be done as a matter of course.

They were used to such things as a matter of course.

Why is this not done as a matter of course?

But the others seemed to take it as a matter of course.

And they're just doing it as a matter of course over there.

However, it is not to be expected as a matter of course.

Maybe he took such efforts as a matter of course.

They had become married almost as a matter of course.

As a matter of course, he turned to look at who it was.

I do, however, take time off to spend with my family as a matter of course.

Each knows what he can do best and does it as a matter of course.

He did not know if she looked upon it as a matter of course.

He ought to set them out as a matter of course.

Now, however, I took it as a matter of course.

Other friends use Word at work as a matter of course, simply because nobody wants to change.

Because he talks down to people as a matter of course.

And as a matter of course, he often does the unexpected.

He had been on the march for nearly half his life, and took it as a matter of course.

You, on the other hand, have always accepted it as a matter of course.

Legal data collection should happen as a matter of course.

As a matter of course, I carry it with me at all times.

Somehow they were always there, just done, as a matter of course.

This is accepted as a matter of course in our own countries.

We do this as a matter of course, on a daily basis.

He both expected and accepted it as a matter of course.