Sentence examples for course on which from inspiring English sources

However much one distrusts environmentalists, it is harder to discount the scientists… depending, of course, on which scientists one listens to.

I was finishing my second day of classes at ITI and there was one final test: driving a course on which my teachers would be the attackers.

We had the fastest sprinter in the world, but we gave him a course on which, if he wanted to achieve one of his more significant ambitions, he would need to climb a hill nine times.

This is because, in our eyes at least (and we - well, the Scots - did invent the game), the most challenging type of course on which you can play this game is a "links course", ie one located by the seaside.

It depends, of course, on which genes and which circumstances.

It is the only course on which a major golf tournament is played annually.

Woods will play Thursday at Poppy Hills, one of three courses on which the tournament is held.

David Toms held a one-stroke lead in the tournament after shooting a 63 at Indian Wells Country Club, one of the four golf courses on which the event is played.

A prospect which may fill many of us with dread, except that the school in question is Hogwarts, and the crash-course on which you're embarking is spell-casting.

On Monday it published a very substantial assessment of the long-term economic impact of the different courses on which Britain will vote on 23 June.

There are 90 courses on which to enjoy Sydney's long sunny days and mild winters, with clubs and all the gear readily and cheaply hireable.