Sentence examples for a straight course from inspiring English sources

But moving on is not a straight course.

In the case of molecular electronics, though, very little has run a straight course from theory to experiment to result.

It has given up the idea that the history of modern art is a straight course, a simple, triumphant narrative.

A straight course of estrogen therapy for men would be a problem, because of its feminizing effects, like breast enlargement.

In test flights, Ant-Plane 2 cruised within 20 m accuracy along a straight course during calm weather at Sakurajima Volcano, Kyushu, Japan.

It was a pig to drive too, with an awkward gear change and, without any passengers to weigh it down, it struggled to maintain a straight course.

When turning gradually, a pilot may feel as though he were on a straight course but ascending; when a turn is corrected, the impression is that of descending.

Ability to steer a straight course or to turn readily is achieved in any given ship design by the use of a large rudder area.

The rudder's function is to let a plane land or take off in a cross-wind, and to hold a straight course if an engine fails.

The Salvator was named for a famous horse of the early nineties, who ran a mile against time over a straight course at an older Monmouth Park.

She hoped that being far from his homies would put Nicholas on a straighter course.