Sentence examples for dramatic courses from inspiring English sources

Golfers who favor dramatic courses and who want to stretch their dollars can head to Canada Nova Scotiaia to be exact — where there is a friendly exchange rate and about 60 courses (www.golfnovascotia.com).

Second, it is wise to be prudent -- we should avoid committing ourselves to dramatic courses of action that are hard to reverse in the face of the inherent uncertainties of any projections.

Could the film have shifted its dramatic course radically, toward Molly, in the middle?

Although a dramatic course of action, the effects may not be so huge.

Gives details, history, and description of the Pebble Beach Golf Links, which writer thinks is the most dramatic course in the world.

Saraste was secure and efficient, content to let the music follow its own natural dramatic course, and he prefaced the Bartók with the British premiere of Kaija Saariaho's Orion.

In the dramatic course of 1944, Billy Hartington ran for Parliament in what was regarded as a family seat, and — in an episode that is covered here at excessive length, but that was certainly of some significance — he was derided by the popular papers and then defeated, illustrating the eclipse of the traditional ruling class and adumbrating the great Labor landslide of the following year.

But the Thai Country Club also offers the most important perk of all: a dramatic course with lots of water, sand and challenging pin placement, surrounded by Thailand's tropical landscape.

"The arc of his legacy starts with Casey and follows a dramatic course to last summer's gay-marriage decision, Obergefell v. Hodges," Harvard law professor Noah Feldman wrote in Bloomberg View.

But many film studies classes have a fee attached, such as a course in writing feature-length screenplays ($150) and a dramatic narrative course that gives students access to high-tech movie production equipment ($200).

This is nowhere near as dramatic, of course, but there is a desire not to return to that identity.