Sentence examples for town course from inspiring English sources

Davis Love III, a four-time champion in the event, looked every bit at home yesterday on the Harbour Town course in Hilton Head Island, S.C., cutting through the cold, damp conditions to shoot a five-under-par 66 to move a stroke ahead of Ernie Els in the MCI Heritage.

At the Catholic University in the heart of the town, courses in entrepreneurship are mandatory for every student.

My cab driver had tacked the kind of cross-town course that makes every turn feel like a pull on a slot machine lever.

"The realtors always bring their clients out here because other surrounding affluent towns, like Brookfield and Wilton, don't have a town golf course," said Frank Sergiovanni, the course golf pro.

For those who prefer their carrot mojito accompanied with vanilla foam, it is still the best place in town (two courses £36, eight-course tasting menu £65).

Kindle isn't the only game in town, of course.

This town, of course, has been transformed by unimaginable tragedy.

Movies aren't the only game in town, of course.

As Rosenberg writes, "the town, of course, was Ann Arbor".

Claremont, Calif., is a college town, of course, and the parents have arrived for graduation.

Not the same town, of course, but another, fantastical place with the same name.