Sentence examples for direct course from inspiring English sources
As they do so they "swerve" from a direct course, and may strike against each other.
It was as if time had circled the great conflict before resuming its direct course.
To avoid other beetles that might want to steal their haul, the insects need to move on a direct course.
You could take a more direct course of action though, and it is a very simple plan, which should get results.
"It would have been necessary for such a thing to take place because it was going to set our country on a direct course of reconciliation".
The "guy" was Henry J. Stern, Commissioner of Parks and Recreation, who denied he was on a direct course for the skier.
Nikos Psacharopoulos was teaching the directing course.
The bodyguard film originated in a documentary directing course.
Twelve years ago, while applying for the BBC directing course, she was asked: "What makes you think you have the authority to direct actors?" ("an extraordinary question").
Although I was late starting, I had an easy ride: I did a directing course, and realised very quickly that it was new writing that interested me.
He spent the next eight years as chair of the National Council for Drama Training, as well as helping to establish the MFA theatre directing course at Birkbeck College, London.
