Sentence examples for Go off course from inspiring English sources

Norad also now frequently scrambles fighter jets to investigate when passenger planes go off course or report other trouble.

"I took my kids around the junkies and bums and told them what can happen if they go off course," she said.

"He wanted Shawn to hold the rope on the tube the first trip down," Sally told us, "but the next one he said, 'I will do it all by myself.' " The hill, she explained, was sloped in such a way that you go very fast, but you cannot go off course, making it safe for children.

The "recalculating" moment happens when we go off course, miss..

While customers may not always know best, they should be listened to so the product doesn't go off course, become too overwhelming to be valuable and fail.

That means they're more likely to damage their careers, since CCL research has also shown that poor interpersonal skills are the biggest reason promising leaders' careers go off course.

"They have gone off course," he said of the developers.

But he went off course again in the sixth.

Benner said the zigzag route suggested the builders had gone off course.

Every computer error, every false alert, every test missile that goes off course, pulls the trigger.

"Of course our ships have autopilot, which immediately sends a warning signal when the ship goes off course," he said.