Sentence examples for course hosted from inspiring English sources

(Ms. LeRoy said that Kong's debut at Tavern was, of course, hosted by the actress Fay Wray).

Although the course hosted the 2007 Senior P.G.A. Championship and some World Cup play, this week's P.G.A. will be the first of golf's majors to be contested on the renowned spit of land south of Charleston.

Even those not at the course felt it, as Bubba Watson posted on Twitter: "this house we rented just shook!" MISSING MANHATTAN Padraig Harrington was one of the few players to rave about Liberty National when the Jersey City course hosted the Barclays two years ago.

About 350 U.S. studios market Bikram Yoga classes under the condition that instructors survive a nine-week training course hosted by Choudhury's company, Bikram's Yoga College of India.

Australia has, of course, hosted one example of a way of life being swept aside; perhaps a fear lurks that what was done to the country's indigenous peoples can be done to us.

Royal and Ancient Club chief executive Peter Dawson explained: "Tiger's lost ball was not an influence - it was the overall statistic of 27-28%." The par at Sandwich was 70 when the course hosted the Open in 1993.

The plan is for Gleneagles to stage the event on the course that hosted the Ryder Cup last year.

Rain that wiped out play in golf's Scottish Open was bad luck and unlikely to happen again over the course that hosted it, a scientist has said.

By each class session, students are supposed to have read specific sections of the book (sections that are due are posted online on the course website, hosted by H.J.C).

The bully of a course that's hosted the nation's oldest championship more often than any other, dotted with more than 200 sand traps and extolled by many as America's most difficult, was restoring the natural order of things.

Much of the media and political attention of late has concentrated on next year's FIFA World Cup - an event being hosted, of course, by Brazil as a nation but where much of the focus is on Rio, the country's former capital and iconic coastal city.