Sentence examples similar to held course toward from inspiring English sources
Thinking ahead about how to deal with potential personnel issues, funding ups and downs, and unexpected events such as departmental changes could help a research group hold its course toward long-term goals.
Therefore, the board declined to open any negotiations with Paramount and held steady its course toward a merger with Warner.
When one translates the story of another life — an epic with many ellipses, lost passages, and obscure references — it is always into one's own sentences, and if the essential question of biography is Who are you?, the only way to hold a steady course toward the answer is to keep asking, at frequent intervals, Who am I? In that respect, to paraphrase Flaubert, "Madame Bovary, c'est Lydia Davis".
Still, Star Lake held the course.
Visualize the Holding Course.
The old chestnut holds of course.
"We're holding the course.
I couldn't hold a course.
Mr. Fine, who is white, also held that "the course was really geared toward minorities".
Under Rosa's transitional government, legislative elections were held in 2004, moving Guinea-Bissau on course toward a stable, constitutional government.
