Sentence examples for green guarded from inspiring English sources

The brutal 15th is a long par 4 that rises 50feett over its last 45 yards to a small, heavily sloped green guarded by three bunkers.

On the slightly dogleg left No. 17, the narrow rolling fairway resembles a thrill ride at an amusement park, then rises to a wide green guarded by six deep-faced bunkers.

Hell no, it's a beast, a 494-yard par four that is uphill all the way to a green guarded by bunkers and framed by clagg passing itself off as grass on top of a putting surface so slick Ian Poulter could spike up his hair with it.

No. 12 Par 4, 479 yards: A lengthy par-four that often requires an approach with a long iron that has to hit a narrow green guarded on the right by a deep bunker.

Instead of forest, large houses wrapped in Green Guard stand close together on bare earth.

Mr. Kikwete's green guards, the governing party's youth wing, have attacked journalists and opposition supporters.

Since it was Wednesday, our volunteer day, all sorts of people rolled up: C and P and D helped us smack in the stakes and put the green guards over the whips to protect them from the deer and rabbits.

On 23 November 1918, Maister and his soldiers disarmed and disbanded the "Green Guard" (German:, Slovene: ) security force maintained by the Maribor city council.

The photograph accompanying your May 29 front-page article "Central Park Keepers Struggling to Balance Masses With Grasses" shows a lush green lawn guarded by an ugly fence.

Working inside the relative safety of the Green Zone, guarded by its own heavily armed security force, the team occupies squad rooms lighted with computer screens.

Different agencies were merged to create a behemoth, Customs and Border Protection (CBP), with Border Patrol agents (quasi-paramilitaries in green uniforms) guarding the frontier, and CBP officers (in dark blue) to man air, land and sea ports of entry, screening hundreds of millions of passengers and trade flows worth trillions of dollars.