Examples of using Changed course in English and their translations into Greek
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He studied architecture, owner of the biggest clubs in Cyprus, suddenly changed course thinking“I want to live free”.
It's changed course slightly and it could still go north
However, the Russians appear to have changed course and are proceeding with building additional Lada-class boats.
he adjusted to this reality and changed course.
Central banks then changed course, making low and stable inflation their primary objective.
otherwise, they could have changed course.
It added that a collision was only prevented after the Russian crew implemented emergency maneuvers and changed course.
other communication system, changed course and flew westwards.
subtly, changed course.
when the wells dried up, as the water changed course, contributed to the decline of agriculture on the island.
the first time in his life, and because of this his whole life(and the lives of many around him) changed course.
The UFO flew south to the Peloponnese and changed course again in central Greece.
began his career as a physician and changed course to pursue comedy
Bago Rivers have changed course in the last 400 years,
had not, as the American's claimed, changed course towards their ship.
when the wells dried up, as the water changed course, contributed to the decline of agriculture on the island.
said Italy could still avoid a debt crisis if its government changed course but should not count on the central bank to tame investors
said Italy could still avoid a debt crisis if its government changed course but should not count on the central bank to tame investors
British Prime Minister David Cameron warned President Vladimir Putin on Sunday that Russia would pay significant costs unless the Kremlin changed course on Ukraine.
may be received back after the body of elders gives consideration to his changed course and attitude.
