Sentence examples for To course through from inspiring English sources

The emotional charge is beginning to course through his veins.

A light, powerful feeling begins to course through her.

If red ink trickled through the streets of Denver, it threatens to course through the streets of Manhattan.

Well, we seem to expect actual electricity to course through the leads that connect their mics to the venue PA.

The economy boomed, and hope began to course through towns and villages shackled by fatalism and low expectations.

There was fine woodwind playing and a couple of beautiful horn solos; a rush of energy seemed to course through the orchestra during the triumphant ending.

The other bullet continues to course upward through the victim's right lung before coming to rest in the right chest cavity.

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The Ramganga, Sukhata, Deona, Sarda, Pilkhara, and Garra rivers follow a northwest-to-southeast course through Rohilkhand.

Leaders inspire others to change course through their passion about certain ideas, so what does it mean to lack ideology?

It is also not hyperbole, because the safety valves for redress -- the courts and the ability to change course through elections -- will have been effectively closed.