Examples of using Changed course in English and their translations into Spanish
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Agent Hotchner, IA61 just changed course.
Assuming it hasn't changed course again.
A fleet of ships is approaching and has changed course toward this system.
Just, uh, looks like that storm changed course.
Captain, the inbound, they have changed course.
Following the sit-in HUD changed course and tenants received word that HUD had accepted a revised Preservation Of Affordable Housing plan.
On sunday changed course heading west,
Two Republican freighters changed course to the south during the engagement and ran aground near Cape Cherchell.
However, on 29 May, the MV Light changed course and returned to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
flooded regularly and changed course repeatedly and dramatically.
idea of such payouts, the MPRP changed course and promised 1,500,000 MNT per person.
The bomber changed course and flew northwesterly over Baffin Bay towards Thule Air Base, Greenland.
navigational equipment stopped working or changed course by itself?
This allowed an automatic correction of enemy direction as the home ship changed course.
Several regions have thus changed course with the approval of medicinal marijuana use.
But then the Queen changed course, heading back to shore before crashing into the jetty and leaving most of its occupants all wet.
An enemy control boat has changed course and is heading for our people.
The river subsequently changed course, causing massive flooding in downstream Bihar State in India(where the river is known as the Kosi) and displacing some 3 million people.
Over time the rivers in Ganges Delta have changed course, sometimes altering the network of channels in significant ways.
At dusk, Cunningham changed course from 310° to 260°