Sentence examples for coast course from inspiring English sources

Professor Andy Fleet, leader of the Geology of Jurassic Coast course, said: "It's about taking the Natural History Museum out of London and to wonderful places like this.

In the short term, the decision to stage the event at the north coast course appears to have provided a much-needed boost to the fortunes and profile of the recently ailing Irish Open.

Leave your car in Lelant (by the church), and walk along the coast path (past the golf course) and sand dunes to reach the secluded beach.

The next big headland is Dodman Point after which the coast path resumes its northwards course through Gorran Haven and the fishing harbour at Mevagissey to Pentewan where the once busy dock has silted up with sand.

But this is what happens when a West Coast golf course hosts a United States Open with three varieties of grass on the course, two of them in the rough.

The Gold Coast, of course, became Ghana in 1957, the year after the Suez crisis.

There are the delights of Norfolk's coast, of course, but she only moved to the city in September and hasn't had the chance to do much exploring.

[Reuters reported that a fourth body was recovered early Thursday.] Forecasts of worsening weather over the Barents Sea site of the wreck, off Russia's northwest coast, left the course of the recovery operation uncertain.

Somewhere around 1 20am on the East coast, because of course the final game of the season went into overtime, the Lakers defeated the Rockets 99-95 to secure the seventh seed.

This part of the North Sea, on the north Norfolk coast, is of course famous for its shellfish – such as Cromer crab (below) and Morston mussels, and is one of the better known sources of rock samphire – a delicious weed found on muddy marshland.

After splashing down, TALISE would make its way to the coast over the course of a trip lasting six months to a year.