Sentence examples for tee from inspiring English sources

"We had two weeks to prepare for this match and it's full credit to the players that they turned up on the day and executed the gameplan to a tee," said Grayson.

"They were poking umbrellas through the ropes trying to trip people going from tee to green.

Will Ferrell's President George W. Bush thinks about "global warmings", tee ball and lava flows.

"All week we had team meetings about exploiting the gaps when Sunderland came forward and it came off to a tee," said Bolasie, whose deflected cross-shot allowed the impressive Glenn Murray to head the first goal.

But his friends have told him: "He has got you to a tee".

He sent his tee shot into a water hazard, then found further trouble as he hit a bunker before finally making the green in five shots.

Oh, and it's pronounced like this: Tome-AH PEEK-a-tee.

In the soft autumn sunshine last week at Gleneagles, before the first tee-shot of the 2014 Ryder Cup had been hit, the European team captain Paul McGinley deployed his first weapon.

His tee-shot landed on the bank in front of the bunker, and rolled right back down into the water.

He is more likely to be spotted in a tee-shirt than a black soutane, but his pastoral duties are quite arduous.

What if your tee-shirt could flash intimate messages to attractive passers-by?Sony is the latest in a long line of gadget-makers to flaunt a paper-like electronic display.