Sentence examples for have a nice course from inspiring English sources

If you want to fire and forget, a higher range model is going to cost you more; however, with just one button push, you can have a nice course laid out in front of you.

And I like to play golf, and he has a nice course in New Jersey, the Trump National.

Missed the playoff at Carnoustie by a shot in '99, seventh at Hoylake — Dan Jenkins (@danjenkinsgd) 19 Jul 13 Angel Cabrera was the latest to have a nice respite from the grueling course on the friendly No. 9.

Opera productions in which Rudel is involved, of course, have a nice way of turning up at the New York City Opera later on, and that may happen in this case.

We see that the time courses have a nice correspondence with their supposed roles.

Colleges throw $10,000 surcharges on prosperous students; of course they have a nice way of describing this rampant price discrimination as one of granting scholarships.

"Lots of room, lots of equipment and eventually, of course, we'll have a nice laboratory up here, too".

Of course, NRG still may have a nice cushion, courtesy, again, of the feds.

Of course you're going to have a nice relationship if you're the servants.

Of course, this is optional, and you don't have do do this (especially if you have a nice table).

Have a nice days.