be on course for

To be likely to reach a particular, often positive, outcome. Those two have been dating since high school, so they're definitely on course for marriage.

be on course for something

also be on course to do something

to be very likely to succeed at something If he keeps playing like this, Henman is on course for his third victory.

See run its course, stay the course

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Aymer	['eimə]
Conchita	kon-CHEE-tah	Spanish
ImriŠKa	-	Slovak
Jesenia	-	Spanish (Latin American)
Thersa	-	Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Chiemeka	-	Western African, Igbo