Sentence examples for on a hole from inspiring English sources
Something green to nibble on, a hole to hide from hawks, and cool air to breathe.
"Surely the penalty for an error on a hole should be one shot (99% of the time) not two?" It is a very long course, with a lot of water to swallow up mistakes, and many of the greens are nigh on impossible if your ball ends up on the high side.
Kevin Weeden, one of 23 artists who collaborated on a hole at the Skyline Mini Golf course on the rooftop of The Walker Art Center, tells The Creators Project about the inspiration for his hole titled Right On Cue. "I began by thinking The Walker needed an unconventional mini golf hole since the art there was and is unconventional.
And then a donkey owned by an antiquities guard named Abdul Maugoud stumbled on a hole in the sand late one afternoon.
No realistic birdie chance there on a hole that's been offering up one or two eagles.
During a question-and-answer session after its premiere at Sundance, one member of the audience seems to have put her hand on a hole in the story.
"Bar Internet," said the sign on a hole in the wall here with plenty to drink but not one computer.
One of his five bogeys came after congratulating playing partner Tom Watson on a hole-in-one at the sixth.
Joining the aforementioned five are Arcadia's Michelle Cheung, who carded a 78, and Kayla Yn, who shot a 74 and earned high praise after connecting on a hole-in-one in the par-three, 165-yard seventholele.
Shimmering gray micro-beading on a hole-filled sheath dress and the use of tarnished silver crystals on an asymmetrical white dress, with tuffs of ivory fabric pushing out between the stones, also had a distinctive deconstructed appeal.
In an attempt to capitalize on golf's popularity, Morrow said software specialists at Bovada.lv had been working feverishly to get the site's in-round betting offerings ready for the Masters; those pages allow bettors to wager on players on a hole-to-hole basis, literally betting while lying on their couches.
