Sentence examples for on course so from inspiring English sources

Apparently there are cable cams on course, so TV might be able to convey, as it so rarely can, a sense of the insane speed that these guys reach.

This makes him speed up at other times, as if trying to keep on course, so that too many aircraft and people come and go as Empire of the Clouds enters its final approach.

That political positioning will keep Congress occupied into the spring, at which point attention will be focused almost entirely on appropriations — apportioning money to the programs that would feel almost all of the brunt of a sequester at the end of the year, which is emphatically on course so long as the president's blueprint is stashed on a high shelf at the Capitol.

The jet's thorough digital checklist, helpful autopilot mode and your friendly instructor will make sure you stay on course, so even first-time fliers can be assured of a smooth landing.

"We were advised to keep on course, so at the very least we will be positioned to strike should things change in Washington, D.C.," said Deputy City Manager Justin Hess.

Suddenly a Messerschmitt came shooting from behind, and Ward heard the group's leader radio to stay on course, so his wing mates could deal with the problem.

The study will never be repeated on humans, of course, so for the time being it provides the best evidence available.

He acknowledges that "the world moves on," and of course so have the manufacturers and buyers.

Leave them to it, they stand or fall on their predictions and of course so do the more stayed organisations.

The jobseeker officials would have cut him off, he says, on grounds that "you're on a course so not available for work".

That's one of the easiest holes on the course, so naturally the sort of hole he'd normally drop a couple of shots on, especially having just birdied perhaps the toughest hole in 18.