Sentence examples for course carrying from inspiring English sources
They walked the venerable 1922 Tom Bendelow course, carrying small bags of wooden-shafted clubs.
In biathlon events competitors cover a cross-country course, carrying a specially designed 5.6-mm (.22-calibre) rifle.
"It was hard enough for me to project my voice throughout the whole cabin without this guy, with his cigar unlit of course, carrying on.
The respecters move respectfully toward the respected, suggesting that they are — all in their own way, of course — carrying on a similar spirit for new ears.
That meant Small and Argento, under club rules, would have to ride a cart or wait until 3 p.m. to walk the course carrying their own bags.
"How do we compete with someone like that?" They might suggest that Traa descend the course carrying someone on her back.
Both, of course, carry risks.
Birds, of course, carry no radios.
All this jumping, of course, carries a price.
Foreign exchange trading, of course, carries on all night.
The one-word difference, of course, carries an entirely different meaning.
