Sentence examples for clearly on course from inspiring English sources

Labour wanted to show it was clearly on course to win next year's general election.

Matharu is clearly on course to become a sort of British Wie.

Former cabinet minister Liam Byrne said she was "clearly on course to beat Jeremy in the final round" of voting.

That is truer now than ever with the American military clearly on course to withdraw first from Iraqi streets and then from the country.

The second time we met, in 2014, Farage was thronged by a great crowd of supporters, flanked by security, and clearly on course to win the Euro elections.

In Turkey, on the other hand, the AKP is clearly on a course to consolidating its power and, under the Erdogan presidency, centralizing governmental authority at the expense of civil liberties and a more pluralistic and secular society.

Clearly, of course, Republicans would put their own spin on what the e-mails meant, as they did in the House report.

We are clearly on a collision course with a catastrophe". More to the point, the Guadalupe Valley is on a collision course with Ensenada, the fast-growing Pacific Coast city to the south.

The two worlds are clearly on a collision course.

It's increasingly looking like the best alternative will be Google's Chrome OS, which is clearly on a collision course with the iPad.

Now the form has taken recognisable shape, with stands and tiers discernible and rows of seats clearly defined, and it is on course for its completion date of June this year.