Sentence examples for par would be to from inspiring English sources

One way to build on this model, consistent with the iterative nature of PAR, would be to integrate formative evaluation research into the action phase that would enable the youth to assess if their actions actually yielded any benefits.

Chamblee, Izawa, and Tway finished among the earlier groups, then waited in the clubhouse to see if eight under par would be enough to get in the playoff.

Going out to play early in the wind, Phil Mickelson surmised that even par would be a good score.

Ballesteros must have hoped that a par would be good enough for his third Open and all looked good as his tee shot clung on to the light rough just to the right of the fairway.

I suppose par would be one a half, maybe two wickets.

But par would be a decent score for Mr. Obama, for the simple reason that he was ahead.

The target is hemmed in by grandstand seats, creating so little room for error that, for duffers, par would be cause for celebration.

"When I woke up this morning I thought anything under par would be a good score," said Donald, whose eight birdies helped him equal his lowest round on the European Tour.

But on the first extra hole, with a 3-wood, Woods made his worst swing of the day, slicing his ball into a place from which par would be an impossibility.

Make no mistake, the coronation of a 21-year-old Spieth, who is 16 under par, would be a great story.

I felt that anything under 75 would be good, and even-par would be better". Wheatley wasn't aware he advanced to Brookside until about 30 minutes after finishing his round.