Sentence examples for but at a course from inspiring English sources

But at a course where he has finished second on three occasions, the 38-year-old former world No1 found form with six birdies and one bogey to join Branden Grace on six under par.

Smith's grandfather, George, was a greenskeeper at Shinnecock -- not at the old layout, but at a new course that was created on club property in 1931 by William Flynn.

I thought he was already [enrolled] at a course but he wasn't.

The former looked unlucky when third in last year's Filly & Mare Turf and Dank won the Beverley D Stakes at Arlington in the summer but the bustle of track work at a course where many hundreds of horses are stabled was a new experience for Charlie Hills's juvenile Chriselliam and one which she handled well.

But such a course might come at a steep political cost in Libya, disrupting its emergence as a democratic nation and endangering relations with Washington.

But one instructor in a course at New York University — MPATC 2090, according to the academic catalog — invited three of his students to open for the rock band the Eagles at a sold-out gala on Thursday.

Nick Watney also shot a 61 in this tournament in 2012 but that was at a different course with a par of 71.

"I always had had an interest in Russian history and literature, and the course was superb, at a college level, but a college course without a text or readings where it was on fast forward, sophisticated and detailed".

But a single course at an accredited program like New York University's School of Continuing and Professional Studies costs $4,464.

Dr Fabiola had come across the psychology of Attachment Theory at university, but it was only at a medical course around the time of her son's birth that the importance of it kicked in.

But at Ridgewood, a challenging course with a rich history, the players expect a difficult test in front of fans who appreciate watching some of the sport's legends.