Sentence examples for course club from inspiring English sources

Of course, Club Med's revival coincided in part with the boom in consumer spending of the late 1990's.

When you reach the gates of the former golf course club house, take the path that runs to the right of the fence.

Here you can sample a meal composed entirely of eclairs; start off with the mini savoury versions, stuffed with smoked salmon and dill or foie gras and fig jam, move on to a full-sized main course "club" eclair, featuring fillings such as ham and cheese, and finish your meal with a sweet version in either a classic (vanilla, coffee) or new (lemon meringue, mango and passion fruit) flavour.

Pictures and memorabilia of Payton cover the walls of the golf course club house.

And of course, clubs in other leagues, lesser leagues in financial terms, succumb to it.

Of course clubs can manufacture medical certificates, but the authorities have to be strong enough to make a decision if they want the competition to continue.

He was personable, knew every inch of the golf course, clubbed me well and tried as hard as he could to read Brookline's tricky greens for me.

Modern football, however, does not work that way - and of course clubs are just as willing as players to manoeuvre a parting of the ways when it suits them.

MR: And, of course, clubs stick you in for like a half an hour with ten or so bands palying a night to load up the numbers.

Four-course "club" menu, $60.

Reid has found that Irish hares appear to thrive far better in areas run by the Irish Coursing Club (ICC) than in similar countryside elsewhere.