Sentence examples for centre course from inspiring English sources

Ideally, one must adhere unswervingly to the mean, or centre course, at all times and in every situation.

The 55.446km per hour generated by the BMC rider over a 14km, road-kill flat city centre course certainly was.

But the pair, who won silver at the World Championships together last year, looked at home in the heats on the 300m Lee Valley White Water Centre course before scraping into the final, qualifying sixth out of six.

Language centre courses, university-wide language programmes and lifelong learning programmes are buoyant.

On a perfect day for time trialling, hot but not prohibitively so and with little breeze, Daniel Teklehaimanot was first down the ramp to get this Tour de France under way on a city-centre course that could scarcely have been more straight forward unless it had been completely straight and forward.

Challenges in standardising a multi-centre course included provision for local context/identity.

The conversation with Mullan will centre, of course, on that book.

Few men not named Steve Jobs have been able to have their way with the development-averse cities of the world's leading tech centre.Of course, Google could go elsewhere.

Peggy is at the centre, of course, but I think we know what kind of journey she is on and there was nothing particularly revelatory about her narrative this week.

The World Trade Centre, of course, was not destroyed during an election campaign, let alone in a political environment like today's, in which Republicans are determined to keep the spotlight on national security, an issue where the party fares well and on which, they contend, the President, Barack Obama, and the Democrats have been dangerously weak.

Our own Centre's course is making small, but significant, positive changes amongst young people to better our shared world through peace- building education.