"premier course" is not a term used in written English.
It is a French term that translates as "first course", referring to the first course served in a meal. An example sentence using the English phrase instead of the French would be: "We started the meal with a delicious first course."
Many schools require English teachers to have a qualification: courses offered by tefl.org.uk range from a basic 20-hour weekend course for £199 to a 150-hour premier course at £399.
But Republican opponents of the administration charge that the 18-hole complex--described as a "premier course" and originally expected to cost under $7 million -- has become a boondoggle, racking up a price tag double that figure and exemplifying what the critics call the skewed priorities of the administration of County Executive Andrew J. Spano, a Democrat.
If they type some ZIP codes into the company's website, they are offered The Princeton Review's Premier course for as little as $6,600.
Premier courses like those at Falmouth are heavily practice orientated.
Golf tournament participants have a fun day at one of the world's premier courses.
Our main plan at present is to resurrect National Hunt racing at Lingfield and to get that track back as a premier jumping course, able to hold eight to 10 National Hunt fixtures a year.
It has five public golf courses and more than 40 private ones, including diamonds in the rough like Winged Foot, a premier American course, and St. Andrew's, widely considered to be the birthplace of golf in the United States.
For premier public courses, many dedicated local golfers look to Rockland County, Long Island and Connecticut, said Jay Mottola, executive director of the Metropolitan Golf Association in Elmsford.
Interest has been particularly strong among second-home buyers looking near the region's premier golf courses — Piping Rock Club and Creek Club in Locust Valley — according to Margaret Trautmann, an agent with Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty.
"It is the ambition to get QPR back to the Premier League, of course.
