Sentence examples for modern course from inspiring English sources

(He ran at the race's inception, in 1970, when it looped through Central Park; he eventually created the modern course).

Spreading reason, tolerance, a love of liberty and humanity, they fostered a revolution of the mind, setting the world on its modern course.

Through televised hearings that engaged the public to a rare degree, the debate became a national referendum on the modern course of constitutional law.

While the marathon he ran in 1992 with Waitz was his first time to run the modern course that passes through all five boroughs, it was not his first New York City Marathon.

Working-class "Reagan Democrats" left their party to back a man who performed enormous favours for the wealthy and who did more than anyone to usher the world into its modern course of accelerating inequality.

Though Martin Hawtree's remodelling of Birkdale this year, has a whiff of the surgically sculpted difficulty of the ultra modern course about it 1.23pm: Retief Goosen has worked a birdie opportunity at the seventh.

It cannot accommodate the large crowds seen by more modern courses built for stadium golf.

"Golfers who have only experienced modern courses will find some of the Askernish greens very, very difficult to understand," Irvine told me.

Houses sell for more than $1 million and the par 71 course (designed by Tom Weiskopf) ranks in the top 20 of Golfweek's Top 100 Modern Courses.

The top four courses on Golfweek magazine's annual list of best modern courses (opened after 1960) are all natural-style, and all were built within the last eight years.

The first modern coursing club was established at Swaffham in 1776, and the National Coursing Club was founded to regulate the sport in 1858.