Sentence examples similar to heading off course from inspiring English sources
One airline executive called the agency "well intentioned but headed off course," and "burning through money".
They waited until close to dusk, when the golfers headed off the course to avoid the mosquitoes.
But they were also here trying to head off, of course, the demands for compensation for loss of slave property, as a Confederate debt.
The Fed also has two formal missions that are codified in law: to promote "maximum employment" (thus its duty to head off recessions) and, of course, to maintain a stable purchasing power, which is generally interpreted as keeping the inflation rate at a tolerable level.
(So why did they smile in all the right place?) In Edinburgh I had been unable (of course) to head off - and then stop - an affair between our lead actor and actress that threatened to seriously disrupt the shoot (her husband and three small children were on location with us).
How might this feedback be used to address or head off student resistance in future courses?
Will Lewis headed off to Harvard to do a course in advance management, giving up editorship of the Daily Telegraph upon his return to become Telegraph Media Group managing director, digital (although he remains TMG editor-in-chief).
Once the World Series is over, the major-league players will head off to warm beaches or the golf course.
(Other homes, of course, may have been sold to head off legal action).
We are headed off a financial cliff.
