Sentence examples for be on a golf from inspiring English sources

He'd rather be on a golf course.

"It's called stupidity," Johnston said Tuesday, quite glad to be on a golf outing, able to recall the incident at all.

He will not be on a golf range or at the university at which he is completing the second year of his degree.

Rudolph W. Giuliani, the round-the-clock mayor who never slept or took vacations, is now as likely to be on a golf course or at nightly dinners with his new friend, Judith Nathan, as presiding over weekend news conferences and racing to city disasters.

My favorite memories include looking for golf balls with my five and eight-year-old nephews at dusk behind my parents' house, which is on a golf course, and seeing how excited they get to find one in the rough.

I've been on a golf course once.

Thomas was on a golf course with Kim-Rune Hansen of Norway, something that became a daily date.

"There were photographers taking pictures of me who had never been on a golf course before," Woods said recently.

"The kid had never been on a golf course before, but he was respectful and he had a lot of legitimate questions.

"Before practice yesterday, I hadn't been on a golf course in a month, but I've been practicing, working on my game," Weir said.

Welles '38 still found Pearl Harbor a bit of a surprise: and Pal '53 dropped while Eisenhower was on a golf course somewhere.