Sentence examples for on course again from inspiring English sources

A break in the first game of the second set put her on course again and she ripped through the next five games to record an utterly dominant victory, a double-fault in the last game the only success Bertens had on the Kvitova serve.

For example, suppose that a freak gust of wind blows the arrow off-course, but then a second freak gust of wind happens to blow it back on course again.

If failure derails your thinking processes and leaves you feeling anxious, use such props to steer you back on course again.

This is, of course, again, predicated on the opposition between state and economy, as well as the notion that there is a single most efficient solution to the various problems of governance.

Explain, of course, again and again.  .

Explain, of course, again and again.

"I was pretty scared this morning," Paerson, 28, said, talking about taking on the downhill course again in the first run of the combined.

I swear, after reading the partner section, I will never use my cellphone on the course again.

And though he recovered, his hand clipped another gate, which had him off-balance and fighting to stay on the course again.

It is those burnished memories of fulfilment - rather than recollections of misfortune - that bring me back out on the course again and again, since those of us who love the game all have our golf dreams to sustain us, even as routine putts are missed, approaches are thinned, and long irons are sliced into the deep rough on a wet and windy afternoon.

"Competing on that course again - it's very special, and part of me wants to experience it again, but part of me also wants to move on," he said.