Sentence examples for sound course from inspiring English sources

We hope that he continues that sound course.

He is a strong putter with sound course management, which is a solid combination at Merion Golf Club, a track with narrow fairways, blind and semiblind shots and small greens.

"Hopefully, if we stay along a fiscally sound course, keep the taxes stable and help to improve the roads, playgrounds and quality-of-life issues, then my record will speak for itself.

The first programme, on metaphor, started with the claim that English is particularly rich in nautical metaphors – backed up in Composer of the Week when Donald Macleod, describing difficulties with the libretto of the opera Hugh the Drover, explained that it needed "a firm hand on the tiller" to steer it "on a sound course".

If being back means hitting technically proficient shots with increasingly ordinary effort, if it means a relatively calm putting stroke, if it means sound course management and a placid existence because his marital and adultery scandal no longer comes up on or off the course, then Tiger is back.

It diverted the nation from the intellectually rigorous debate over energy policy it needs to have (and should have) in an election year, while sparing the Senate from developing serious policies that could help set the country on a more energy-efficient and environmentally sound course.

A POWERFUL wave of sound coursed from one side of the stage to the other at the end of Mahler's monumental Third Symphony.

"The sound coursed through my whole body, and then there was a giant flash of white light, before everything went dark," he said.

The vision reflected in the Obama budget will provide a much sounder course than the one we'll likely see in the Ryan budget.

The conductor doesn't produce the sound, of course.

The chime is not always a joy-filling sound, of course.