Sentence examples for most dangerous course from inspiring English sources
Playing safe may once again prove the most dangerous course of all.
Last January, Maier made his comeback at Kitzbuhel, Austria, the most dangerous course in the world, and won.
Austria's Fritz Strobl overcame a driving snowstorm on the World Cup's most dangerous course to win his second career downhill on the treacherous Streif yesterday in Kitzbuhel, Austria.
Maier, the winner of all three super-G's this season, blitzed down the stormy Streif -- the most dangerous course on the World Cup circuit -- in 1 minute 19.07 seconds, for his seventh victory of the season.
Probably the most dangerous course for opponents of federalism is to support a scheme (called NPV) by a California millionaire to do an end run around the Constitution by enticing states to enter into a conspiracy with other states totaling 270 electoral votes to ignore the will of the people of their own state and vote for the "popular" vote winner.
In 1937, a few months after his landslide re-election to a second term, Franklin Roosevelt set out on one of the boldest and most dangerous courses of his presidency.
It has therefore remained one of Formula One's most dangerous courses — like Monaco — with concrete barriers and steel guardrails inches from the edge of the track in many areas and high curbs and fast corners.
Despite elements of military kitsch - there is a one-hole golf course called the most dangerous golf course in the world because it was once surrounded by mines - it's not often you get the chance to visit a living museum of the cold war.
John Glionna's article about the World's most dangerous golf course along the DMZ in South Korea transported me to a course where golfers must worry about land mines rather than sand traps.
Putting all your eggs in one basket is the most dangerous investment course.
On the edge of this forward base, the Army helicopter arced over "the world's most dangerous golf course," one hole surrounded by mine fields on three sides.
