Sentence examples for cut its course from inspiring English sources

Vienna lies in the northeastern corner of Austria, between the foothills of the Alps and the Carpathians, where the Danube (German: Donau), Europe's second longest river, has cut its course through the mountains.

(See "No Wind In DuPont's Sales").. Fellow chemical company Dow Chemical was off 8 cents, or 0.6%, to $13.16, after Chief Executive Andrew Liveris Andrew Liveris said the company could cut its dividend, reversing course after staunchly defending the shareholder payout — which has been continuous since 1912 — in December.

But the department in fact has cut its two popular survey courses for non-majors.

America is on course to cut its total stockpile by half by 2012, with the number of deployed warheads down by two-thirds from today's levels.

The other option, of course, is to cut its staff.

Having implemented a 70% cut to its courses in 2011, including the loss of whole departments such as history and philosophy, the university's management announced last month that it would seek a large-scale privatisation deal – essentially a corporate buyout of much of its central services.

Writing on the website of Progress, a group of Labour modernisers, Mr Byers said the temporary VAT cut had "run its course" and should be scrapped.

As other riders negotiated a hairpin turn, Armstrong cut the course by cutting through the field.

But a failure to de-carbonise electricity would divert the Britain from its course to cut CO2 by 80% by 2050 - unless the gas-fired power stations were made to run with carbon capture and storage, a technology that is unproven on a large scale.

In 1988, a two-year scheme funded by the Manpower Services Commission excavated and restored both the dock and 0.6 mile of the canal, from the dock to the point where its course is cut by the South Wales Railway.

They believed she had deliberately cut the course and then lied about it.