Sentence examples for courses are set from inspiring English sources

"Like, the way the courses are set up.

Many of the courses are set by unions and employers' federations.

It has changed how skis are built and how courses are set, allowed different body types to thrive in the sport, raised new questions about the cause of knee injuries and spawned an inevitable outgrowth: cheating.

Drastic swings are commonplace at the Women's Open because the courses are set up to be less forgiving than the layouts the women play week in and week out on the Ladies Professional Golf Association tour.

Asked what had prompted his equipment change, Poulter said: "When you dive into my stats and look at areas that I need to improve and how the golf courses are set up year in, year out, I clearly need to hit the ball further to try and stay competitive.

Classes are set up on the schedule according to how the courses are set up in the course catalog.

For decades, slalom courses were set with bamboo poles.

Training courses were set up, news crews were told how to react if fired upon, or taken hostage.

None of these patterns, of course, are set in stone.

Sometimes, phrases such as "of course" are set off by commas; sometimes, they are not.

The course is set up perfect.