Sentence examples for make a course from inspiring English sources

That does not make a course harder.

This place shows you don't have to make a course ultra long to make it difficult".

Obama, the realist on whom idealism is projected, is obliged to make a course correction.

Fail to make a course correction, however, and you run the risk of ending up in Maine instead of Miami.

The country's leaders didn't know how far from their charted path they'd been swept, but they recognised a need to make a course correction.

She said there was a fine line between wanting to make a course the same for all racers and making it too icy.

A futurist's goal is usually to predict the future, but a science-fiction writer's goal is often to prevent the future, by depicting a plausible but undesirable scenario with enough credibility that society decides to make a course-correction.

Discussing his approach as director of the evening business school, Mr. Love once said: "We like to tailor-make a course for the specific job a man wants to do.

President Mohamed Morsi of Egypt appears to have made a course correction in his latest and most alarming power grab.

Such a rule is occasionally agreed to during PGA Tour events when excessive rain has made a course nearly unplayable.

He goes on to say the point apparently is to enrich education by making a course out of Life.