Sentence examples for courses because of the from inspiring English sources

Other universities reported similar increases or new courses because of the demand.

At 7,101 yards it is longer than most Long Island courses because of the PGA event.

Gus Alcoba, a 35-year-old Harrison resident who is a passionate golfer, said he had largely given up on the county courses because of the difficulty of obtaining tee times and the slow pace of play.

As a youngster, Woods was turned away from several courses because of the color of his skin; and had Woods been born in 1925, say, instead of 1975, the world would have never seen his true greatness.

"It's a fair statement to call it the most Scottish of the English courses because of the humps, the hollows," said Andrew Brooks, St. George's 64-year-old head professional, who is — need we mention it?

Nursing students have difficulty with pharmacology courses because of the complicated nomenclature and the difficulty of applying drug information to actual patient care.

I like the course because of the small greens".

I know this now, of course, because of the lessons of the past.

They poked them in the eye, of course, because of the invasion of Iraq.

The finish in the smaller room looked great, of course, because of the professional sanding job.

Of course, because of the well-documented business problems confronting the industry, there are fewer of us to despise.