Sentence examples for be on course from inspiring English sources

In Olympic year, the world number one would be on course to win a calendar 'Golden Grand Slam'.

Turkey, which this year chairs the G20 group of big countries, claims to be on course to become one of the world's ten biggest economies within ten years.

TV hosts Ant and Dec, who could be on course for their first number one single, resumed their musical activities "for a laugh", they said today.

Fourth set: Federer* 3-3 Nadal; Nadaleadsds by two sets to one At 40-15, Federer looks to be on course for three-all.

According to one IEA estimate, the US may be on course to produce as much oil as Saudi Arabia by 2020, and possibly as soon as 2017.

The prospect is a frightening one for the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP), which appears to be on course to lose power for only the second time since 1955.

It reassured us that the Bush presidency would "probably be a successful one" and that "we now seem to be on course to a successful outcome" in Iraq.

Barcelona seemed to be on course to cut Real's lead to one point when Ivan Rakitic headed home a cross by Andres Iniesta in the 41st minute.

Without him United would be on course for humiliation.

Mr Gove's department appeared to be on course to eventually displace the HRA.

"I'm focused on being at my very best so I can be on-course for that gold medal, but we'll be realistic when the time comes".