Sentence examples for was making a course from inspiring English sources

Fox News and Beck -- who started building his own, separate media empire as his popularity soared -– split in April 2011, and five months later, Ailes claimed the network was making a "course correction" away from fiery, anti-Obama programming.

The next step, perhaps, is making a course on basic research ethics a part of the compulsory training for all those entering a career in scientific research.

The "pivot": If you're making a course correction within your established marketplace by altering a product offering or going after a different set of customers, that's a pivot.

"You've got to love Norway — you can put 'fuck' on the cover of a young-adult book!" That morning, Green was making a Crash Course video about "Beloved," the Toni Morrison novel.

He was making a movie, of course.

George W. Ball, an under secretary of state, was making a stand for a milder course, and tried to enlist Mr. Bundy.

Chesterton, of course, was making a point about metaphysical perspective in the introduction to his book The Everlasting Man.

Of course, Churchill was making a joke, but he was also making a serious point.

Of course, Obama was making a political calculation.

Snapchat is making a big course correction in its strategy here after years of rejecting outside developers.

Like Bjorn before him, only in different ways, he too is making a nine-course tasting menu of these par fives.