Sentence examples for its erratic course from inspiring English sources

The river justifies its Latin name, Dubius, by its erratic course, rising near Mouthe in the Jura Mountains (in the Doubs département) at a height of 3,074 ft (937 m) and following a course 267 mi (430 km) long to flow into the Saône at Verdun-sur-le-Doubs, only 56 mi to the west.

All these things are as much a part of his erratic course as his calculation and improvised responses.

But his erratic course over the past few weeks and his sudden reversal on the buyout plan, announced late Friday night, may prompt them to take a more skeptical look at the company's bottom line and Mr. Musk's promises.

Since its birth in the 1980s it has pursued an erratic course.

Chabrier's other top of the pops is the Joyeuse Marche, an even more life-drunk piece, which sends its marchers off on a wonderfully erratic course, egged on by impulsive cymbals and suddenly roaring brass.

A barge appears on the swollen river and follows an erratic course until it's grounded.

This is due to the borderline's erratic course as it follows the watershed between the Atlantic and the Hudson Bay.

Buzan states that the EU is unlikely to remain a potential superpower for a long time because although it has material wealth, its "political weakness and its erratic and difficult course of internal political development, particularly as regards a common foreign and defence policy" constrains it from being a superpower.

ERRATIC COURSE HOME Start Delayed, but Good Progress Was Made Until Engines Balked.

The feeling was often mutual as he charted an erratic course in the Middle East.

But the snail should get there in the end, and may even follow a less erratic course.