Sentence examples for seem on course from inspiring English sources

PARIS — After a summer marked by a needless quarrel over how to treat their Roma population, the French seem on course for an autumn of discontent over issues much closer to their pocketbooks: the reform of their state pensions.

Our lives seem on course for a Job-like disintegration: I am laid off two months later from my job as a research analyst, and then canned three more times through the next four years.

The Tories also seem on course to lose a London-wide list member, raising the prospect of there being only eight Conservatives on the new assembly out of the total of 25.

"With Bahrain and China scheduled to hold races in 2004 and interest from both Morocco and South Africa, plus the possibility of a second race in the USA, we certainly seem on course to move more fixtures out of Europe," said another team principal.

St Helens simply had their number and they were the ones who seemed on course to set up a rematch of last year's Grand Final with Wigan next Saturday.

They seemed on course to get one here thanks to Badou Ndiaye's fine goal in the 11th minute.

That he even made the Olympic Games was a minor victory in itself – he broke his collarbone just three months ago – and he seemed on course to turn that into a major one, when he was two-thirds of the way through yesterday afternoon's final of the men's BMX.

The Mets at that point seemed on course for a comfortable win.

At the end of last year Porsche's strategy still seemed on course.

But Athens now seems on course to achieve "primary balance" this year.

At half-time Northampton led 22-6 and seemed on course for a stunning victory.