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The singer tells Elle that she isn't afraid to admit that she wants to be a mom, even if it throws her career off course.

on the surface they looked potentially lucrative, but in light of my overall long-term goals, it's clear they would be off course for me.

The NTSB says the wind blew the small plane off course and into a New York City high-rise.

In competing speeches today, President Obama said the U. S. went off course with practices like water boarding.

Suddenly you feel as if you're completely off course, out of control, and lost at sea.

Sing to me of the man, oh Muse, the man of twists . . . -. . . and turns, driven time and again off course.

It removes you from the market, and if it's not the right fit, it may send your career off course.

Off course it would be good to talk to Jose Mourinho as well.

Biarni was hoping to join his father who was with Eric, but he was blown off course and found himself in an unknown land. 4.

The wind was so strong that it blew the ship off course.

Like a strong ship in a storm, you don't become bettered or blown off course.

Cai is able to maintain the basics of the original while veering off course humorously into modern times.

Set sail to sea But pulled off course By the light of golden treasure Was he the one causing pain With his careless dreaming?

When a light passenger plane flew off course some time ago, it crashed in the mountains and its pilot was killed.

If this compass variation or error is not compensated for, a navigator could find himself far off course and in deep trouble.

The United States could be pulled off course by electoral obsession and party passion in Washington.

Off course these packs have a lot more monitors then the connection state, but that might not always be an requirement.

But here's another that that variance of it may have caught you out at some point off course.

A mission to Mars had to be abandoned two years ago after the probe moved off course.

Sometimes, changing the subject may be a ploy used by your opponent to throw you off course.

Austerity and a rescue are now under way, though a descent of Greece into anarchy could yet throw them off course.

This approach acts like the satellite-navigation system of a car, automatically replotting the route when the plan goes off course.

Neither Ireland nor Portugal is, for the moment, off course.

Off course, you can apply filters if you want the alert to be shown only for certain links.

The ship had been blown off course in the storm.

It has swiveling front wheels, which can off course be locked too, and rotating handles for extra pushing comfort.

Strong winds carried the boat off course.

Her overriding message is to acknowledge and face your fear, rather than allowing it to throw you off course.

Once countries get the hang of economic growth, it takes a great deal to throw them off course.

The media industry's last true mogul has been wounded by the News of the World scandal, and News Corporation has been thrown off course.

But, this expansion also means that anything that is off course is likely to blow up in your face or explode.

So when word came that a helicopter had been grounded, a sign that the plan was already off course, the tension increased.

During the storm, the ship went off course. ? kill v.

The ministers told their Greek colleague, George Papaconstantinou, that his reform programmes were badly off course.

Now a team led by Nasa space scientist James Mason have claimed that gently moving junk off course could be the answer.

But once in power, they invariably end up wrestling with issues they never anticipated and sometimes get blown off course completely.

To excel in enterprise, you must be aware of your competition, but you can't allow that awareness to steer you off course.

Daniel's sales pitch is thrown off course, but he replies that the steak chain Smith & Wollensky is his second home.

Or has the crisis blown the EU so far off course that the process of integration will go into reverse?

Better to knock it off course or tow it away using the gravitational attraction of a spacecraft sent to divert it.

He was reluctant to talk about how he ended up on the streets, staring blankly ahead when asked how his life went off course.

Snacking in front of the TV is one of the easiest ways to throw your diet off course.

But he could also find his administration blown off-course or even swept aside by popular outrage.

The ship was blown off course by the storm in the race.

Often, marriages tend to drift. They get caught in dangerous currents. They get off course and head toward hidden sandbars .

Light yagami: if use one color to describe you, I can use white. Off course of justice white, the devil's modification of color.

We can't just watch it drift off course and say goodbye to all that work and money.

In 2006 an off-course North Korean missile reportedly plunged into Russian waters near the port of Nakhoda.

The rocket, carrying an Intelsat 708 communications satellite, veered off course within seconds after clearing the launch tower.

Strong winds can blow pedestrians and cyclists off course, so give them plenty of room.

You also have to remember that when you are heading towards a goal, you may feel like you're off course most of time.

Its electrons can travel withoutbeingscattered off course by lattice imperfections and foreign atoms.

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Some scientists favor pushing asteroids off course with nuclear weapons.

Even the superheroes follow a moral compass that routinely swerves off course.

It's like a thick fog or night blindness and it wants to throw you off course so you lose your way.

I went off course during the boat race and got disqualified .

If this compass variation or error is neglected, a navigator could find himself far off course and in deep trouble.

But the strategy was quickly blown off course, initially by a row with America.

Torpedoes rarely travel faster than 100kph because water friction and turbulence could cause them to veer off course or suffer damage.

we were a thousand miles off course.

China's previous efforts to reduce energy consumption were thrown off course by the $586bn? stimulus? package launched in 2008.

in the storm , their ships were blown off course and had to sail further south.

Worries about exchange rates, he argues, cause central banks to veer off course.

"The Apollo II moon launch was slightly off course 90 percent of the time. " says Garfield.

(Not in the designated area)She felt he was off course in learning English.

Off course this is just a thought.

Of course, last-minute turmoil could still blow the landing off course.

The entire region's economic boom could be thrown off course.

Officials say two rockets fired at insurgents veered off course.

Occasionally you have to steer off course when you see gold shimmering in your periphery.

An unconverted person is deliberately off course.

If you dread what lies ahead, you may be more likely to find excuses to veer off course.

At first this happens slowly, because collisions with other molecules keep throwing the drifting ions off course.

The Tupo-lev-134 veered off course while coming in to land and controllers ordered the pilot to circle again, but it hit a power line.

O yes! That means police officers - You cannoteat police officers. ' Off course not.

If you don't get feedback, you're going to get off course.

He suggests three things to remember after being blown off course in your life.

Strong cross-winds blew the aircraft off course.

But even though they will probably not intentionally veer off course, you should still check periodically.

But the circumstances of how the 320ft (98m) vessel came to be 2, 500 miles off course remained a mystery.

Because we didn't have an accurate map we went totally off course by mistake and arrived an hour late.

I am sure the Japanese will resort to it considering all other options are failing. but off course time is the essence here. . .

The reduction in Off-course stores continued its slide in 2010.

But let us not wander off course.

He steers this young woman's life off course.

War is off course the universal evil.

Often times when we veer off course, we risk failing to reach our destination.

Without them, what would shape our lives? perhaps if we never veered off course, we wouldn't fall in love.

Whether we're on course or off course.

Perhaps. Experience is valuable, but it can throw you off course.

I've told my friends about my business and they all think its great - they are your friends. Off course they think it's great.

The plane was off course.

Am I steering us off course?

He's meditating. 8. You distracted me. 9. You put me off course.

Perhaps if we never weird off course, we wouldn't fall in love, or have award, or be who we are.

Perhaps if we never wend off course, you wouldn't fall in love or have babies, or be who we are.

It causes wheels to brake automatically if a car veers off course.

Science and technology , off course, have been progressing, but it takes long time and tremendous efforts to the assurance of Nuclear.

Just because you have a string of bad days, don't let this throw you off course.

That is because they are drifting off course in a very intriguing way.

It's amazing how far off course we can get when we're not watching our steps.

That is where I went off course.

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We're way off course now and we're drifting out to sea