Sentence examples for course the grounds from inspiring English sources

When the first trial begins, and the dogs join their humans on the course, the grounds are transformed: this is an athletic event for both species, with jumps (tailored to the shoulder height of the canid entrants), tunnels, catwalks, a tight slalom, precipitous climbs, and the final challenge, novelty — each agility course is unknown to the dogs until they begin their round.

"Of course, the ground is a huge concern.

As it turned out, of course, the ground was firm enough to support the D Day landings of June 6th, 1944.

In due course the ground floors of buildings could be awash with 10cm of water for part of the year, according to the Asian Institute of Technology.

These post-graduate students were on their last day of the well- known Watford course, the grounding for many an advertising professional.

(Of course, the ground or reason for the existence or actuality of any particular substance is to be found in God and his free choice of worlds. A more detailed account of Leibniz's views on causation is available in the entry Leibniz on Causation).

Of course, on-the-ground security arrangements for daily life would have to be set up carefully to keep the city peaceful and free of terrorism".

At the Foot Locker meet, contested over 5,000 meters (3.1 miles) on a golf course on the grounds of Disney World, Ritzenhein defeated Webb by 20 seconds.

"It's a fabulous course and the grounds crew here did a fabulous job to let us get the championship in at all," Phil Mickelson said.

Deepdale Golf Club Manhasset Macdonald, fresh from the Creek Club, was hired by William K. Vanderbilt II to develop a course on the grounds of Mr. Vanderbilt's former summer estate in Lake Success.

We see this attitude at work in the Oklahoma state legislator's recent proposal to nix Advanced Placement American history courses on the grounds that such courses, by teaching some actual history, tend to cast the country's past in a rather unflattering light.