Sentence examples for deviated from the course from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors and the cruise line that owns the ship have blamed Captain Schettino for the wreck, saying he deviated from the course plotted in advance.

However, Cristiano de Musso, a cruise company spokesman, said the ship had not deviated from the course it follows "52 times a year".

Our rattled establishment of experts in the State Department and the elite media immediately put out word that Bush had deviated from the course they expected only because of some last-minute proof of Arafat's personal sponsorship of a suicide bombing.

During the test, a trained observer ensured that the participant neither deviated from the course nor was in any way prevented from walking at his or her chosen pace.

Nadella gave little indication today that he would drastically deviate from the course that Ballmer charted when he radically reorganized Microsoft and bought Nokia's phone business last year.

Jones can be the world's most helpful man to ambitious players who behave as he tells them to; he can also make things difficult for those who deviate from the course he has laid clown for them.

"When you've got a team which has still got some development to do, we'll not panic, lose our nerve, or deviate from the course we're on," Lancaster said.

Deviating from the course and getting out of formation was sure suicide because German fighter planes were always lurking in the clouds, ready to pick off a random plane.

On days with particularly strong and widespread lift pilots can attain high average speeds by alternating periods of fast flight with pull-ups, merely slowing down in areas of lift without deviating from the course.

Come Brexit, come Trump, come possible break-up of Europe: no lessons will be learned, barely an inch will be deviated from the ordained course.

"They think I have deviated from the party line".