Sentence examples for course the ball from inspiring English sources

At any other course, the ball might have hit the flagstick and dropped in.

Of course, the ball never moved, but the divot went a long way". Said Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mark Malone after retired linebacker Jack Lambert came to camp to do interviews for a Pittsburgh TV station: "What a mockery.

That set up an eagle tap-in for Brown Thursday on the par-4 16tholele at The Barclays in Jersey City, N.J. Brown couldn't have asked for better fortune on an errant shot -- unless of course the ball had gone into the cup.

Of course, the balls of our feet would become sore after hours of wear, but what was a little pain and suffering compared to blue suede Christian Louboutins?

"And in the course of the ball game, when the count's in his favor, he puts the ball in play with authority.

To program this, you first have to check to make sure this is a new course and the ball has not been flung yet.

The point of the exercise was to see how smoothly students could steer the car around the cones on the course, keep the ball in its bowl, and make the best time.

It is far easier to predict the course of the ball when its direction of travel is from wicket to wicket than when it comes in on an angle from wide of off-stump.

4.52pm BST Full time: Burton Albion 0-1 FleeTownd Town Fleetwood Town are promoted to League One! 4.51pm BST 90 + 4: And who gets their head on it - Jon Parkin of course, and the ball is cleared.

"Instead of playing with a team that was very spread out from one end of the field to the other, with a libero who stays in his penalty area and a centre-forward who never tracks back, we set up a system of zonal defence, a back four, people pushing up and, of course, getting the ball forward into the final area much more quickly.

"On the north course, drive the ball well here and you're going to probably have four-iron shots into the par-fives.