Sentence examples for course to end from inspiring English sources

(It helps, of course, to end up winning the war).

"We were not on a crash course to end up with each other at all".

But one way or another, this whole story still looks on course to end badly.

At 31-17, Worcester looked on course to end their winless run only to take their foot off the gas.

It is almost six years since Arsenal last won a trophy - that was the 2005 FA Cup - but Gibbs believes they are on course to end that drought.

Today New York is on course to end the year with around 400 killings, a level not seen since John Kennedy was in the White House.

A rapid clinical course to end-stage renal disease, a previously reported risk factor for recurrence, did not influence the recurrence rate in our study [ 4, 14, 15, 37].

And that is, of course, about to end, as he meets the feisty young suffragette Valentine Wannop (Adelaide Clemens), kind and clever and unhaughty and simply so right for him, and thus… Or is Parade about to end?

I know that in my college courses evolution was woven throughout the course from beginning to end.

So part of me goes, of course it has to end now!

Of course everything has to end, more so when the Kolkata police stipulates the deadline for idol immersion.