Sentence examples for have set the course from inspiring English sources
Meyer and publisher MacMillan have set the course: She's writing a two-book graphic-novel duet.
It was a moment that could have set the course of the final.
Henninger followed that by making a 10-foot birdie putt at No. 16, and he could have set the course record if he had not missed an 8-foot birdie attempt at No. 17.
Past examples have set the course: the trombonist Wycliffe Gordon's "Body and Soul," written in 2000 as a score for the Oscar Micheaux silent film; "Chivalrous Misdemeanors," from 2005, based on "Don Quixote" and written by another trombonist, Ron Westray; and the saxophonist Ted Nash's 2007 "Portrait in Seven Shades," based on paintings from the Museum of Modern Art.
When Thomas signed the card, he was told he had set the course record.
Pledging his loyalty to the winner of the leadership contest, he said: "Once the leader has set the course, the deputy's job will be to get us there in one piece.
The human brain's ability to efficiently detect patterns from the continuous streaming sensory stimuli has been a source of constant intrigue for naturalists, and has set the course for the development of research into artificial intelligence.
His government's economic team is led by BTG Pactual founder Paulo Guedes, a University of Chicago-educated markets guy who has set the course for a somewhat overambitious list of economic reforms.
Napoleon's coup d'état in France was yet two years away, and the bloody populism that had set the course for his ascendancy still threatened chaos.
