Sentence examples for return to courses from inspiring English sources

The proposed remedies include a ban on violent television shows, stricter parental control, and a return to courses in ethics in the public schools.

In his prime at age 34, surgically repaired, strong and healthy and a decade after two of his greatest seasons, with the majors returning to courses that fit him like a tailored suit, Woods would be primed to win the Grand Slam in its purest form — all four major championships in the same year.

And in a move that directly involves academics, Carleton, which recently eased teachers' course loads to five per teacher from six, now plans to return to six courses to save money.

Mr. Nabeel said he did not return to that course.

He said he was not going to return to the course to be a fan in his brother's gallery.

I was then politely asked never to return to that course again".

NickPrice was one of 78 players who had to return to the course in the morning to complete the first round because of weather delays.

Meanwhile, 39 players were scheduled to return to the course Friday morning to complete the first round, followed by second-round action.

But Grace, who had to return to the course to complete his third round on Sunday morning, finished the tournament on 17 under to claim his first European Tour title - and the £183,700 winner's cheque.

The Open Championship was last played at Portrush in 1951 and there was a clamour for the major to return to the course after Clarke's triumph at Sandwich last year.

Michael Jamieson will lead the British challenge at this weekend's international meeting in Leeds as his team-mates return to long-course action for the first time since London 2012.