Sentence examples for course has seen from inspiring English sources
But slow greens are usually Woods's undoing, and with all the rain the course has seen, Woods again struggled to find the right pace.
A.&P., of course, has seen the proliferation of alternative grocery outlets, but insists that its two-year-old campaign of self-improvement, called "Project Great Renewal," was not a response to competition but an effort to "proactively improve" both the stores and service, said Richard De Santa, A.&P.'s vice president for corporate affairs.
Merrill, of course, has seen no evidence.
Birch, of course, has seen multiple exits, including Bebo, which he originally sold to AOL for $850 million in March 2008.
Other admirers, of course, have seen something simpler.
The Boston Red Sox, of course, have seen the same things as the Yankees.
Previous generations, of course, had seen many of Iraq's treasures taken to London, Paris and Berlin.
"We, of course, have seen the reports of an announcement by some Islamist opposition groups of their formation of a new political alliance," the State Department official said.
Of course, having seen the film, they already know the ending, not to mention the beginning and the middle, of the book.
Presidential inaugurations, of course, have seen their share of demonstrations: George W. Bush and Richard Nixon's ceremonies were both met with massive, though controlled, protests.
Chemical Engineering, similar to other Engineering courses, has seen an undergraduate gender shift in recent years towards greater women student representation.
