Sentence examples for crossing the course from inspiring English sources

"You're crossing the course with itself, and the potential for direct driver impact is imminent".

"I was trying to keep people from crossing the course where the winch-cats were working," Ricker said of the moment his daughter won, about 90 minutes away at Cypress Mountain.

Crossing the course will not be permitted.

Commercial shipping companies do not need to cross the course at all, although some have been told to adjust their speeds a few knots as they approach the congestion, like airplanes arriving at a busy airport.

She crashed into a barrier at the side of the course after crossing the line but was unhurt, with the medal joy more than making up for the bruises.

Crossing the golf course in Rouses Point was out of the question.

It was a brutal headwind and we fought our way down the course to cross the line with a bronze.

About 10 minutes later, Kenya's Rita Jeptoo became the first woman to cross the line, setting a course record at 2 18 57.

During the 19th century, coursing crossed the class divide, and reached its peak of popularity, with more than 150 coursing clubs in Britain, some attracting up to 80,000 people.

A black bear wandered out of the wilderness and onto the East Course, crossing the 13th fairway between the ESPN analyst Dottie Pepper and the golfer Bernard Langer and his caddie.

Some 15 minutes later, the 80-foot Swedish maxi Nicorette, which in 1999 set the course record, crossed the finish line to take second place.