Sentence examples for course blind from inspiring English sources

"I played the course blind today, and I did O.K.," Schwarzrock said.

Of course, blind acceptance of the surveillance state is another infamous British trait, so perhaps it can take the place of queueing in the list of what it means to be British.

And of course, Blind has to find a path to becoming a sustainable, revenue-generating company without compromising its integrity with users.

It's hard to imagine where his confidence on that front was coming from (though of course, blind arrogance is always a factor with Mr. White).

Last year they took part in a brunch for Parliament Week, and cooked up a seven course blind-folded extravaganza for Valentine's Day in Hackney Downs.

Love, of course, blinds us to all faults, and Blyton's include the unholy trinity of sexism, snobbery and racism.

Participants who developed ≥2 attacks during any treatment course (rilonacept or placebo) were allowed to "escape" to the other treatment arm until the end of that course (blinding was maintained) and then resume their assigned sequence.

All subjects were of course blinded to the group to which they had been assigned by the computer, but the physician and therapist were not blinded because of the different positions of the electrodes and the different movement patterns induced by FES or placebo stimulation.

Of course, the blind characters in Blindness aren't your common-or-garden visually challenged.

Central banks, of course, swear blind that they are fully in control and that there is nothing to worry about.

The final, of course, requires blind rounds, as (theoretically at least) any two teams could be in the final.