Sentence examples for course onto from inspiring English sources

The next year, though, the spectators were shooed off the course, onto the sidewalks.

Payne, the world champion in 2009 and 2011, was unable to ride a wave of support along the course onto the podium.

It then flows in a northeasterly course onto the plains and joins the Chambal River, just north of Sheopur, after a course of 310 miles (500 km).

Upwind again, the Kiwis added to their lead, driving Alinghi to the left and sending disturbed air down the course onto the Swiss boat.

As government ministers and other guests looked up at the colorful starbursts, a cascade of sparks drifted off course onto a dry wooded hillside nearby, igniting dozens of small fires that took 60 firefighters to extinguish.

Zalando is of course onto a good pitch.

And it noted that many students were poorly prepared before they started the courses, some having skipped intermediate preparatory courses so that they could squeeze advanced-placement courses onto their high school transcripts.

It came at the end of the discursive multimedia piece about genetics: a woman in a wheelchair coursed onto the stage, and the point was made, in glancing movement and words, that imperfection has its own, invaluable beauty.

Both Dr. Koller and university officials involved in the new partnerships said that they had no intention of undercutting faculty control over course content and that the provision allowing faculties to customize online materials or put their own courses onto the Coursera platform was critical to the project's success.

I believe that this App will be highly useful to researchers working with transcriptomics and proteomics data, as these often have a need to display, for example, expression time-courses onto protein interaction networks.

The longer superior parietal sulcus merges superficially with a small part of the left superior transverse parietal sulcus that courses onto the dorsal surface from the medial surface (Figs 1 and 7).