Sentence examples for a true course from inspiring English sources
But you might be directed to Germany's thriving economy, and someone might say, it is nice when women are attractive; even nicer when they're steering a true course in choppy waters, rather than the drunken sailors we've got in charge.
The ship's compass was unknowingly haywire but the unsuspecting captain kept to what was thought a true course.
Memorizing star paths and sensing subtle wave interference patterns, they could plot a true course to distant unseen islands.
If Obama is really smart, he will take a lesson from the women in his family, and set us on a true course towards a deeply sustainable future this time!
While it's taken him up and down and all around some awkward zig zags on occasion, it's also kept him to a true course as a champion of the environment, opponent of injustice, and generally fascinating cultural figure.
The B-17s took off from Mitchel Field at 08 45 and cruised east from Sandy Hook at 170 mph on a true course of 101 degrees through rain, hail, downdrafts, and an intense headwind that reduced their ground speed by 11.5 mph.
In 1876 he improved his vehicles by using a servo-motor that gave them a truer course through the water, and he gradually increased their speed to 29 knots for 1,000 yards.
Our district had been struggling with conducting a true leadership course as opposed to courses focused primarily on being a manager or a supervisor.
The Whistler downhill course is seen as neither a true speed course, which favors those who glide on their skis efficiently, nor a more technical course, which favors those with more expertise on courses with many difficult turns.
Given that functional limitations are a predictor for poor clinical outcome, our results may be an underestimation of the true course of depression owing to attrition of the frailest patients during follow-up.
And in the process, it sought its true course as a nation and as an example of what is possible when a society strikes a harmonic balance between the head and the heart, in accord with its soul purpose.
