Was there any point these days in holding a course on computer electronics?

Steel knew he couldn't hold a course for long.

It was an Apache, but he made no effort to close the distance, simply holding a course parallel to our own.

"Should I hold a course slightly offset from theirs, sir?

Deanna caught glances of him as he grunted to hold a course.

Do you believe that you could hold a course toward the northeast in this maze of mountains?

"We even got a call from a women from the 516 area code who asked if we would hold a course for adults."

The city's big enough that if you hold a course roughly northeast you can't miss it.

The craft had no riding lights, and yet it appeared to hold a course that would bring it to their own landing place.

The plants along the bank were high enough now to permit them to go under; Frank held a course about thirty feet in from the bank.

With a moderate speed it flew along close above the last outlying manor houses and held a course straight toward the patch of forest.

The toll company held a course for people with fear of tunnels to master their fears, with 60 people participating.

He would return briefly to American academia during his career, for instance in the autumn of 1930 to hold a course at Harvard University.

The next afternoon the soldiers turned west, assuring him that he only had to hold a course southwest and he would eventually hit San Antonio.

Reith held a course ten miles offshore, well beyond the scope of Khor vision.

Large ships like tankers routinely use computerized autopilots to hold a course rather than rely on a helmsman at the wheel.

As the boat was pounded by the seas it was necessary to reef the sails and try and hold a course close to the wind.

Since our quarry had displayed the pennant of the ongyan, we had held a course parallel to hers and a little distance astern.

On returning to Rome, he held a course in experimental electronic composition at the National Academy of Santa Cecilia.

With Holyhead behind us, we held a course to the southwest for Wicklow Point, far and away across the Irish Sea.

Hold a course towardsIreland with a landfall here at the Old Head ofKinsale .

The Dido wallowed across the harbour, with Lubeck struggling to hold a course as it threatened to fall off with the leeway.

The lower part extends the keel, improving the boat's ability to hold a course; the upper part acts as a hydrofoil, lifting the boat above heavy seas.

In 2011, and in years before, he held a course "Human culture and evolution" at the Doctoral Program of the University of Belgrade.

Wicklow Head is a bold headland, easily recognized, but there is no danger if one holds a course well to the north of the Horse Shoe.