The day job is a law degree in Madrid and, despite scratch golfer status, the reality is that Javier could never match his father's on-course greatness.
Boys may be on a course for greatness, but you can be a dessert!
Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, quietly made his presidential ambitions official Monday by forming an exploratory committee to run for president in 2012 and declaring in a video that "it is time that we put America back on a course of greatness".
BEIJING — Prime Minister Wen Jiabao crafted a portrait of a China on a steady course toward greatness on Friday, telling his nation's unelected legislature that the government could expand social spending, increase lending, pour money into strategic industries and still meet its traditional 8 percent economic growth target in 2010.
Paul Doyle The number 67 is now revered by Celtic fans for two reasons: not only is it the year in which the Lisbon Lions became European champions, it is also the shirt number of Victor Wanyama, the latest Parkhead player on course for greatness.
In recent history, Helen Keller, Eleanor Roosevelt, Maya Angelou, James Earl Jones and Magic Johnson are just a few of the many highly accomplished people who point to a single teacher that set them on a course toward greatness.
Australia's players may well fancy themselves winsome adventurists in the Errol Flynn mould, but the man who set Australian cricket on its modern course of post-1980s greAllan Borderan Border – was an angry, stumpy man with a bad moustache who spent the better part of his career refusing to speak to opposition captains.
Of course, Maradona himself, greatness aside, offers a sharp contrast with Messi.
Those cameos, of course, were implying greatness by association; Cole heralded Lamar as one who'd "come through and changed the game".
For Trump, of course, that reason is: greatness.
