Sentence examples for coaster course from inspiring English sources

This differential SCR was only present in the first phase of the roller coaster ride during which the virtual cab was ascending to the top of the roller coaster course (ascending phase).

The Boston race is run on an undulating, roller-coaster course that is classified as "downhill" by the world governing body, the International Association of Athletics Federations.

A coaster, of course, is a wasted disc that didn't burn correctly.

This difference in attitude is obvious everywhere on this roller-coaster of a course.

Her arms swinging lightly at her side, she drew away from Simon at about 21 1/2 miles as the course roller-coastered from uphill to downhill.

(If he'd lived longer, would he have built desert palaces, roller coasters, miniature golf courses? She hoped so).

Relations with Mr. Milosevic at that period were never warm, but were at the height of a roller-coaster ride that coursed over a decade from a lack of attention during a Bush presidency distracted first by the fall of Communism elsewhere, and then by fighting Saddam Hussein, to outright war last year under President Clinton.

In other words, the play mirrors what sometimes happens on honky-tonk Coney Island itself, without, of course, a roller coaster, sideshow or penny arcade.

"I might say, 'I want to turn ShondaLand' " — Shonda Rhimes's production company, whose logo depicts a heart at the center of a glitzy roller coaster — " 'into a physical obstacle course.' Then we flesh it out.

There's a community aspect to coaster geek culture, and of course the basic appeal of these rides is obvious: they kind of make you feel like you're flying.

They had written for Elvis and the Coasters and the Drifters, of course, but also for raucous Big Mama Thornton (early) and sultry Peggy Lee (late).