Sentence examples for a course to a from inspiring English sources

Labour's much more tentative manifesto pledge to "chart a course to a written constitution" is a first.

I would also imagine the boys in the rich neighborhoods that surrounded the station, watching cartoons and on a course to a good life, while I was destined to put together the papers.

Labour's much more tentative and elite all-party commission to "chart a course to a written constitution" – a new departure for New Labour – is one of 50 policies they highlight at the back of their manifesto.

Peter Clarke gave the visitors an early lead at second-placed Bradford City and, although Billy Clarke hit back for the home side with a 57th-minute penalty, Stuart McCall's side could not chart a course to a fourth successive league win.

Twitter shares are down, as it failed again to convince the world that not only can it make a lot of money, but that it can chart a course to a billion users.

Get on board as we chart a course to a new tomorrow.

Iain plotted a course to an anchorage in the lee of Great Cumbrae, while in the galley chef Michael Weir prepared dinner.

Although it would appear that I was steering a course to an academic harbour, the truth was that I having serious doubts.

She found work at a chocolate shop and took a course to become a barista.

They ordered Al Mulahi to set a course to Xaafuun, a port on the northern Somali coast.

Still, he recently enrolled in a course to get a boat captain's license.