Sentence examples for historic course from inspiring English sources

In the absence of Administration leadership, Congress must act now to put higher education back on its historic course.

GULLANE, Scotland — On a hard and historic course that has routinely separated the great golfers from the good, greatness had to come from behind Sunday.

He arrived at this quirky, historic course having never played in a major championship or, for that matter, a links tournament.

The expansion of "capitals"—Smith's term for firms was the determining power by which the market system was launched on its historic course.

Situated on a spit of land at the confluence of the Thames River and the Long Island Sound, this historic course is owned by the town of Groton.

But the residents have spoken forcefully that the development's scale must be reduced and that the opportunity to restore the Pocantico River's historic course should not be missed.

Many of the world's historic courses go through transitions as the game of golf changes with time".

While Windstar Cruises' new "golf fantasy" may remain just that — a fantasy — to most of us, a few travelers can play five historic courses while cruising the coasts of Scotland and Ireland on a luxury yacht.

Golf suffers from a technological "arms race" with manufacturers making clubs and balls that produce ever-increasing distance; so much so that historic courses have been rendered obsolete, courses deemed too short must now make costly modifications, and new courses must use larger amounts of land.

In racing terms, many professionals and fans alike remain astonished that the Jockey Club, which claims to act with the best interests of the sport as a priority at all times, could give the closure of one of our most historic courses so much as a moment's thought.

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