Sentence examples for wayward course from inspiring English sources
Glenn Mehrbach was at the piano as he was in "December Songs," where Mikhail Nikitine, on loan from the Miami City Ballet, could rein in his astounding bravura in order to look glum amid other episodes following love's wayward course.
The protagonists of the duel on the July Course between Sky Lantern and Elusive Kate, who prevailed over her younger rival in the Falmouth Stakes when forcing her to tack along the same wayward course taken by the winner of her own accord, renew rivalry in the Sun Chariot Stakes.
by Sharon Levy Bobby Tallis possessed the drainpipe physique, knee-length mackintosh, and winsomely dissolute demeanor of a poet, or so he believed, as he pursued a lavishly wayward course across the mangy municipal parks, median strips, and depressed residential quadrangles of his quarter of the city on another blustery October afternoon.
To better understand what it takes to make sure an organization's moral compass is always pointing in the right direction, we asked members of Forbes Coaches Council for insight on what executives and their companies can do to stay on track and correct a wayward course of action.
California goes its own stubborn way in the U.S. just as France charts its own wayward course in Europe.
Louise Fundenberg, a lifelong peninsula resident, said she feels like the group's most recent board of trustees has decided on a wayward course.
But beneath this meandering, sometimes wayward political course, a real nose for winning Austrian votes has always been evident.
Of course no plot summary captures the artfully wayward path of "Old Times," where every memory seems to turn itself inside out.
But others took a more wayward path.
She worries about her wayward son, of course, but her main focus is running the kingdom with her ill-gotten husband, Claudius, played compellingly by Nigel Gore as a sort of bureaucratic variation on one of the dapper gangsters the Kray Brothers.
Driving accuracy is important at any major championship, and at a links course a wayward tee shot in gale-force winds can hide in the hay and never be found.
