Sentence examples similar to move in a direct course from inspiring English sources

To avoid other beetles that might want to steal their haul, the insects need to move on a direct course.

The remaining aircraft proceeded on a direct course to Okino Island where they turned for the run-in to Yawata.

It helps if you they are moving in a direct line towards you.

Watching Jeff and Jules has also encouraged me to take a directing course in hopes of directing a show before I graduate.

In principle, dynein may move towards either the minus or the plus end, or not move in a directed manner.

The bodyguard film originated in a documentary directing course.

The latest rumors put Apple and Samsung on a direct collision course.

Its layered definitions spoke directly to my life and also struck a poetic chord: to wander from the proper path, to deviate from the direct course, to be lost, to become wild, to be without a mother or father, to be without a home, to move about aimlessly in search of something, to diverge or digress.

After moving in, Moon began a prescribed course of Heminevrin (clomethiazole, a sedative) to alleviate his alcohol withdrawal symptoms.

There's not a proverbial snowball's chance in hell that such a direct, sensible course will be adopted.

The move is a direct response to what many educators see as the biggest challenge to higher education: the rise of profit-making institutions, like the University of Phoenix, which threaten to use the Internet to siphon off some of academia's most profitable courses -- continuing education for adult learners -- and leave universities only in the expensive business of undergraduate education.