Sentence examples for course closing from inspiring English sources

Of course, closing a club doesn't reduce drug use; it simply disperses it.

Of course, closing the gender pay gap requires a major shift in attitudes that will only develop over time.

Of course, closing off Europe to newcomers violates the cosmopolitan vision on which the European Union was built, and doing so could kill the project altogether.

Of course, closing down a program run by the powerful Revolutionary Guards required the concurrence of the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Obtaining these "buyers" became paramount, and admissions recruiters began to use corporate language as a matter of course ("closing a deal" with a prospective student).

The 18-hole challenge featured the past winners of the Desert Classic, of whom Seve was one, miraculously, of course, closing with six single putts before downing Ronan Rafferty in a play-off in 1992.

If the course closes in February, I would be devastated".

It is a links style course (close to 7000 yards) with some interesting hazards.

It is, of course, close to useless for blogging, social networking and other interactive – and politically dynamic – forms of communication.

The course closed in 1978, and during the next 25 years, the vicissitudes of war kept Mr. Abdul away from his sport.

(The bridge connecting them to the mainland was, of course, closed that day: a variant on the old standby of the locked room).