Sentence examples for set on course from inspiring English sources
The phrase "set on course" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it when discussing something that has been steered in a particular direction. For example: "The team set the project on course for success."
They are the chosen ones, set on course by the club manager Matt Busby, between 1945 and 1971, and by Alex Ferguson, his successor since November 1986.
The Cleveland Orchestra was early set on course by Artur Rodzinski and George Szell, whose combined tenures lasted 34 years.
And he returned to his theme that medical "progress" was set on course to erase human values and destroy man himself.
"The museum stands as a bridge between the cultures of the region and other cultures worldwide," Mr. Rubin said in a written statement, adding that because he believes it "has established a solid foundation and set on course, it's time for us to welcome new leadership to help bring it into the future".
The British empire, navigated by jeweled clockwork, was set on course by collaboration and a touch of well-timed fraud.
The game looked set on course for a goalless draw with chances at a premium before MacLean found the net from Michael O'Halloran's cross.
She is what Carmen would have been had she survived "Carmen," and now set on yet another course toward catastrophe.
They bat a long way down and they have set on a determined course for a large lead.
Until one of them is adopted, the NHS is set on a course which will inevitably lead to deterioration and fragmentation.
The world is set on a course of wild globalisation.
And the plot is set on its course toward vigorous dance and warmed-over schmaltz.
