Sentence examples for official round from inspiring English sources

With his opening swing, the world's best-known golfer at the time began his first official round in nine months.

Fox News Channel has long surpassed its rivals in the cable news business and now it has an official round number to point to: Fox News has been No. 1 for a full decade.

Fred Couples, 48, shot his lowest official round in more than a year Thursday, a five-under-par 65 to tie for the lead with J. J. Henry after the first round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill.

Partnering with his friend Mike Reid in the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf, he was operating on one hour's sleep and he looked it, playing in his first official round of a Champions Tour event since the motor home accident last June that turned his world upside down.

Michael Portillo was the winner and Michael Ancram, left, the man eliminated in the first official round of a five-candidate runoff among Conservative members of Parliament to choose two finalists for the party leadership vote by party members in September.

I was invited for an official round of interviews at the headquarters of the company with the lab in Delft.

The movie follows Eddie for a very busy day and a half through his official rounds as the head of physical production for Capitol Pictures Studios, sometime in 1951.

Despite four official rounds of negotiations, the two countries have failed to reach agreement on joint development, thanks to touchiness about sovereignty.

In the movie, Franz Joseph (played by Jean Worms), reacts with irritation at Franz Ferdinand's political plans, and with fury at the Crown Prince's incipient efforts to realize them, and he dispatches his heir on what is, in effect, a boredom-tour of insignificant but grandly public official rounds throughout the Empire.

Prince Charles made his official rounds at the Ideal Home Show in London Friday, touring exhibits, testing furniture, and... meeting topiary people?

When the Bureau of Land Management decides there is a wild horse surplus, officials round up some of the herds and move them into short-term corrals and long-term pastures.