Sentence examples for hole sinking from inspiring English sources
CHIP SHOTS FRANKLIN LANGHAM made a hole in one at the second hole, sinking a 6-iron from 173 yards.... BO JACKSON, the former professional football and baseball player, was among those in TIGER WOODS's gallery.
Making a superb up-and-down on the final hole, Paulson won the Buick Classic on the fourth playoff hole, sinking a 4-foot putt to win after David Duval missed a 5-footer.
Thorpe birdied the 563-yard No. 17 on the Red Course at Eisenhower Park and added a marvelous par save on the last hole, sinking a putt from 18 feet to the roar of the crowd.
In a world of smartphone apps, urine-powered lights and celebrity-funded satellites, few development initiatives are as literally down-to-earth as digging a hole, sinking a concrete post into it and slapping on a bit of paint.
Combine this with a water-cooling system that draws from a bore hole sunk deep into the soggy London soil and City Hall has little need of air conditioning.
He birdied the last two holes, sinking a 20-foot putt on the 18th green to briefly take the lead.
Due to ongoing strong karstification a typical karst landscape has developed within the Gunung Sewu with characteristic surface (sink and swallow holes, sinking streams, dry valleys, springs etc).
Fleetwood is chasing his second European Tour title and the 22-year-old from Southport had a solid 18 holes, sinking a couple of lengthy putts in a round that included four birdies and just one bogey.
I'll have to do the same thing tomorrow". McIlroy, who started the day two behind Australia's Scott, birdied the first, fifth, seventh and 10th before parring the last eight holes, sinking testing putts at the 12th and 18th.
The new display includes new post holes sunk into the parade ground outside for the pens to control the crowds on the busiest days when they manage to funnel 14,000 through the exhibition.
When a toxin kills susceptible immigrants, invaders are unable to sustain a viable population; in population ecology, such hostile environmental patches are often termed black hole sinks (Holt and Gaines 1992).
