off-course造句
1. But off-course betting is in long-term decline.
2. One report suggested off-course bookmakers stood to lose as much as ￡100,000.
3. Despite his off-course number crunching, he was, in the main, a feel player, not a technician.
4. She has not veered wholly off-course—yet.
5. The reduction in Off-course stores continued its slide in 2010.
6. But he could also find his administration blown off-course or even swept aside by popular outrage.
7. In 2006 an off-course North Korean missile reportedly plunged into Russian waters near the port of Nakhoda.
8. With the software reverse engineering and the modification of target code summarized, the improvement of the off-course alarm function of the software is provided in detail.
9. But as I discovered in the course of my romantic travails, you can go off-course pretty badly when you pursue things you want, rather than the things you need.
10. On the basis of establishing the leeway motion model, the laws of the motion are studied and the strategy on ship off-course correction is discussed by using reasonable rudder angle timely.
11. The smoke jamming can make the electro-optical guidance missiles off-course, reduce the hit probability and protect the ship.
12. To stimulate customer interest after the World Cup, we increased the number of live match broadcasts at our Off-Course Betting Branches and introduced more In Play betting products.