Sentence examples for from a golf course from inspiring English sources

Some came from second jobs, one from a golf course.

The setting is one street from Lake Packanack and its community clubhouse, and two blocks from a golf course.

Later on Thursday morning, from a golf course he owns near his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, the president weighed in with a peculiar tweet.

Lee now lives, with his wife and two young daughters, in Princeton, N.J. -- just a stone's throw, not accidentally, from a golf course.

Police search teams were operating on Sunday from a golf course and garden centre close to the three-mile stretch of land unseen by security cameras that covered woodland, industrial estates, playing grounds and a children's zoo.

Raised in modest means not far from a golf course in Northern Ireland, McIlroy said he could not resist the chance to surround himself with bright young faces that made him think of his early golf years.

"To sue to prevent a garbage dump from becoming a golf course is environmental madness".

"They can stop me from building a golf course if they're crazy enough," he said.

You can get some feeling for the bizarreness of this new world from Lindsay's description of New Songdo: "an English-speaking island stocked with prep schools from Boston, malls from Beverly Hills, and a golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus.... New Songdo cherry-picks the signatures of universally beloved cities and recycles them as building blocks.

After all, Clarke's miseries have been far from contained to a golf course, having lost his wife so agonizingly young to breast cancer, a fate Mickelson would likely trade all his millions to avoid, his wife, Amy, having battled the same disease.

Located just across the river from New Orleans in a golf course development, the four-bedroom home is now listed at $650,000.