Sentence examples for crowded course from inspiring English sources

All this was quite normal for starting a round on a crowded course.

The extra help may provide a valuable supplement to a difficult or crowded course, but it could also leave students with a false sense of mastery.

Earl Woods, then an Army lieutenant colonel stationed at Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn, had never played golf when a buddy suggested they walk a few blocks to Dyker Beach, then the world's most crowded course.

The fiber optics business is crowded, of course, and recent doubts about how fast the market is growing have led to big losses for investors.

At the Lawrence Yacht and Country Club, where Peter Procops teaches golf, a caddy can make $30 for carrying a single bag for eighteen holes (a four or five hour tour of duty depending on how crowded the course is).

Racing today was delayed, first because of a lack of wind, then, after the wind filled in, because spectator boats were crowding the course.

Even so, the large festival crowds coursing through the narrow streets of a city with chronic poverty and unemployment attract pickpockets and drug dealers among other petty criminals.

The telegram arrived at precisely 2.33pm and the princess launched the 55 athletes along a course crowded with onlookers.

Music is played on Thursday nights by a trio (featuring an accordion of course) crowded around the old wood-fired kitchen stove.

It is, of course, crowded and poor, but it is better off than nearly all of Africa as well as parts of Asia.

On Arran we bused to a picnic lunch next to a golf course crowded with antlered red deer (I counted a half dozen eight-pointers).