Sentence examples for a direct course from inspiring English sources

As they do so they "swerve" from a direct course, and may strike against each other.

To avoid other beetles that might want to steal their haul, the insects need to move on a direct course.

"It would have been necessary for such a thing to take place because it was going to set our country on a direct course of reconciliation".

The "guy" was Henry J. Stern, Commissioner of Parks and Recreation, who denied he was on a direct course for the skier.

This set Jesus on a direct course of collision with Gregory, who naively believed the Negan could be placated by caving to his every whim.

Getting a good bearing is important because unless the insect rolls a direct course, it risks turning back towards the dung pile where another beetle will almost certainly try to steal its prized ball.

Although I was late starting, I had an easy ride: I did a directing course, and realised very quickly that it was new writing that interested me.

He graduated with a bachelor's degree in English in 1972, and, after a stint with QTC, enrolled in a directing course in London and a mime school in Paris.

Young notes that the play's characters and their complex relationship drew her in, and she was able to hone her directorial skills through a directing course with Tim Vasen, the late director of the Program in Theater.

He then took more theater classes including "Re:Staging the Greeks," which included a trip to Greece to study the Greek classics and visit the ancient sites where those plays were first performed, and a directing course with professional director Laurie Woolery.

Watching Jeff and Jules has also encouraged me to take a directing course in hopes of directing a show before I graduate.