Sentence examples for return to the link from inspiring English sources
For example, if a link is usually not congested but get congested in the day that a given driver tests it, the given driver may never return to the link.
One observed that his mother-in-law -- an avid golfer -- had just had a hip replacement and was looking forward to a spring return to the links.
The Breakers return to the links Tuesday when they take on Estancia in a 2 30 p.m. Orange Coast League match at Ben Brown Golf Course.
As if Tiger Woods didn't have enough to worry about on Sunday after a mediocre showing at the Bridgestone Invitational in his return to the links and hearing the news that another high-end corporate sponsor has dropped him, the controversy-stricken golfer had to listen to pointed comments from his ex-caddie, Steve Williams.
Today, in advance of Tiger's return to the links tomorrow at the Masters, Nike released a new commercial featuring Tiger - embracing him and all his flaws, and of course exploiting them to the very end in order to, of course, sell more wares.
In Myth and Meaning (1978) Lévi-Strauss returned to the link between myth and music, which had proved difficult for his readers to understand.
When the golf champion returns to the links from a knee injury, he'll continue a financial rise that could crown him the first billionaire to make his money through sports.
With a core nucleus returning to the links in 2013, the Laguna Beach High girls' golf team could be primed for a successful year.
After taking an 11-week break to recover from injuries to his left leg and replace his longtime caddy Tiger Woods returns to the links on Thursday for the Bridgestone Invitational.
Coach Scott Finn's squad returned to the links Tuesday to take on rival Estancia at Aliso Viejo Country Club and the Breakers earned an important 244-251 Orange Coast League victory over the Eagles.
It might seem obvious that Wiggins's desire to return to the Tour is linked to the fact that it will never come closer to his adopted Lancashire home, although the start is on the other side of the Pennines in Yorkshire.
