Sentence examples for a course made of from inspiring English sources

Bring them to the Alley Pond Park Adventure Course, a series of challenges on a course made of ropes, designed by the Urban Park Rangers to promote team-building and problem-solving skills and to give brains, as well as bodies, a workout.

"So people knit jockeys out of wool and fasten the knitted jockeys to the sheep and race them on a course made out of bales of hay.

The trainer is a course made up of sessions grouped by level.

One economic statistic does not a trend make, of course.

At the school, there was an obstacle course made out of cones.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964, then, to a much smaller degree of course, made partial slaves of the owners of establishments like Woolworths.

When I was in Japan, I of course made a point of visiting the Akihabara district of Tokyo.

And that, of course, made a world of difference.

Steinbrenner, of course, made an issue of Jeter's nightlife, forcing Jeter's I'm-no-Dennis-Rodman response.

The votes have, of course, made a contribution to the election of two Queensland One Nation senators.

The shooting, of course, made up a significant part of the news report.