Sentence examples for course staged from inspiring English sources

It was a publicity stunt, of course, staged by DefeatTheDebt.com, a fiscally hawkish pressure group.

Sore loser or not, Mr. Nixon, of course, staged one of the most famous comebacks of all in 1968.

Even the forested two-mile running trail that encircles the property is elegant: impeccably overlaid with pale-gold wood chips, like a cross-country course staged by Pottery Barn.

In 1919 winning both races was a more difficult feat than it would be later, because Pimlico Race Course staged its event just four days after the running of the Derby, leaving little time for training.

The quarterback Michael Vick of course staged inhumane dog fights; the wide receiver Plaxico Burress accidentally shot himself in the leg with a gun he'd toted illegally into a nightclub; the wide receiver Dez Bryant was accused of assaulting his own mother.

The Kildare venue's Montgomerie course staged the event in 2005 and 2006.

There are, of course, stages to choosing and to meeting.

That will change this weekend when the Ocean Course stages the 94th P.G.A. Championship.

It also raised the "very clear 'hemispheric divide'" at legal practice course stage between those sponsored by City firms and those not.

Following this, a high level marginal analysis task was developed to assess which priority areas and life course stages the PBMA group would like to invest in.

And Gebrselassie, who prefers flat courses staged for world-record attempts, has sometimes struggled when facing top competition on robust terrain.