Sentence examples for to course into from inspiring English sources

Volcanic activity continued into the early 21st century, including a major eruption in July 2003 that caused a huge pyroclastic flow to course into the sea and generated a tsunami.

The left internal mammary artery (LIMA) bypass (white arrowhead) is seen to course into the anterior interventricular groove where is anastamoses with the left anterior descending artery.

M-37 turns east to follow M-115 through the community and then returns to a northward course into Sherman and on to Buckley.

Hockfield: Clearly, my top priority must be to build on MIT's strengths and to help the Institute use those strengths to chart its course into the future.

In the UK, Codecademy has gotten middle school and high schools to integrate courses into their existing curricula, according to Sims.

Trying to put Main Course into a genre categorization is like trying to catch a cracked-out cat with your shoes tied together after chugging some Nyquil.

He wanted to teach it with another professor, a man; they planned to turn the course into a CD-ROM and book.

We try to make better what we have, but we're not going to turn the course into something different.

In Caraballeda, plans are advancing to turn the course into a park for children.

In the scene that Park was reading, Stewart tells Tina to chart a course into a new galaxy.

Janet Walkow, a U.T.-Austin professor who ran an already shorter-than-usual eight-week online course about drug development, intends to break that course into two four-week courses.