Sentence examples for almost any course from inspiring English sources

During the week, it is possible to play almost any course.

The first was its reliance on dialectical materialism as a way of justifying almost any course of action that Stalin wished to pursue.

When three years of full-time higher education at the age of 18 was free, good and rare, the returns to almost any course were unsurprisingly juicy.

In the months ahead, the world is going to have to get used to the idea that in Iraq almost any course of action including, by the way, an early American departure brings attendant dangers.

Sorenstam's only bogey came on a three-putt at No. 9. Her accuracy with her driver and her irons is uncanny, allowing her to avoid the most troublesome areas on almost any course.

I probably learned more in those four hours than in almost any course in college or business school.

The Chill Stick costs a measly $11.98 — a pittance compared to what six beers in a cooler would cost you on almost any golf course.

Familiar too with the habitual course of fashion in almost any field-the course of a scythe in constant motion-we care even less for the day after tomorrow.

They decided that many former soldiers suffered what was called post-Vietnam syndrome -- marked by "alienation, depression, an inability to concentrate, insomnia, nightmares, restlessness, uprootedness and impatience with almost any job or course of study" -- and that this distinguished veterans of Vietnam from those of any other war.

In Southern California, almost all courses now use smart watering systems, said Craig Kessler, director of government affairs for the Southern California Golf Assn.

In such a close race, of course, almost any factor can be viewed as decisive.