Sentence examples similar to reshape course from inspiring English sources

His hope, he said, is that officials will reshape the course if more tracks are found.

Perhaps the tendency to reshape the course of events speaks of a desire to resist necessity and fate.

The selling of indulgences was so hated, one gathers, that Luther was able to ride a wave of popular sentiment to reshape the course of Western civilization.

But the cloud hanging over Michael Flynn right now speaks to the broad mandate of Mueller's Russia probe and the potential for seemingly irrelevant backroom dealings that have nothing to do with the Kremlin to reshape the course of Trump's presidency.

He emphasized the critical importance of introductory science courses in science education and encouraged professional societies to help reshape introductory courses.

How are humans reshaping the course of fish evolution?

So is the phonograph, and it is certainly reshaping the course of music in our time.

Judy Hussie-Taylor, executive director at the Danspace Project at St. Mark's, is reshaping the course of modern dance.

When Waters finally persuaded Chess to record his full band, he incidentally brought the label its biggest blues hit-maker: Little Walter was barely out of his teens, and reshaped the course of blues harmonica by amplifying his instrument and playing it like a jazz saxophone.

But I went along anyway and it radically reshaped the course of my career from that moment on.

This process of editing and reshaping is, of course, fraught with peril, arousing nagging memories of those 19th-century butchers of Shakespeare, who thought that by smoothing out his unseemly rough edges, they would make him fit for polite society.