Examples of 'off-course' in a sentence
Meaning of "off-course"
Off-course is a noun used to describe a deviation or error from the intended course or path. It is commonly used in the context of navigation, travel, or any situation where a direction or route is not followed as planned
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He could have gone off-course if he would wanted to.
That this is another one of your off-course.
He could throw it off-course with a landslide.
Off-course weather satellite picked him up purely by chance.
The intruder is identified as an off-course civilian airliner.
We are off-course and wewve got incoming fighters.
Perhaps you were farther off-course than you thought.
He was off-course and perhaps the root of this carnage.
I have to prove that ship was deliberately set off-course.
Feet when it veered off-course and began a steep descent.
We had a slight navigational malfunction that threw us off-course.
Knocking him off-course and into the light pole.
But we will never know how far off-course.
We have been knocked off-course and can not turn back.
Let us hope he did not take us too far off-course.
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The off-course bookmakers are not yet out of the woods.
I have allowed the trial to get a bit off-course.
Voters were asked whether off-course betting on horse races should be allowed.
An off-course aircraft or a flight without proper security clearance is flagged immediately.
I presume you are calling to inform me that this is another of your off-course.
Off-course obstacles should not be a possible danger for the dog example at top.
They said that he lost his transponder after he turned off-course.
But my pod got knocked off-course my cousin had already grown up and become.
We have all made great sacrifices to prevent humanity from going off-course.
You do not want to head off-course into a cornfield during the cycling leg.
And word came that our tracking seemed to indicate that it was off-course.
The global community is off-course to meet the agreed-upon global nutrition targets.
You probably met or exceeded some of these expectations, but some were woefully off-course.
Some off-course slopes were mined during the war and many remain risky.
It follows the adventures of a family of pioneering space colonists whose ship veers off-course.
They are not gonna veer off-course unless they have reason to strongly suspect someone else.
Ticking We are already a kilometer off-course.
Off-course Sunday betting looks a long way off.
Find out whether Carver sent that ship off-course and why.
The airliner was off-course and drifting into Iranian airspace.
Bubba Watson turns to mental coach to get his off-course life in order.
Butmypodgot knocked off-course AndbythetimeIgot here, Mycousinhadalreadygrownup and become superman.
Owing to a misstep on my part yesterday … I have allowed the trial to get a bit off-course.
The PMU alone may manage the organisation of off-course totalisator betting by the racecourse undertakings.
Previous articlePostponed to September, how the video game industry is inspired by off-course racing.
I guess I got a little off-course last night.
While Ash and company have drifted off to sleep … their blimp has drifted seriously off-course.
But my pod got knocked off-course And by the time I got here.
The Norwegian report on the incident concluded that the pilot was off-course for unknown reasons.
From lands I never knew existed blown off-course ship-wrecked mostly seamen like you and I washed ashore.
He just wants to remind me how I veered off-course.
Are off-course from filed flight plans.
The Norwegian accident report concluded that the pilot was off-course for unknown reasons.
We are off-course but still climbing.
It threw her life off-course forever.
