bel air country club造句

• The book was presented at the Bel Air Country Club in Bel Air, Los Angeles.
• Last summer, McEwan spent a week on Lake Havasu and worked at Bel Air Country Club.
• Defending champion Greg Puga, a caddie at Bel Air Country Club, did not qualify for the match-play round.
• Brown took time from his golf game to call in from the ultra-posh Bel Air Country Club outside Los Angeles.
• It borders the Bel Air Country Club and has a stunning view of Los Angeles, according to one person who has been there.
• He's in the hearts of every caddie at the club because he holds a similar job at Bel Air Country Club in Los Angeles.
• His major concessions to wealth are the home he owns in Bel Air and the membership he has in the Bel Air Country Club.
• On the Republican side, Hollywood veteran Ronald Reagan had a natural fellowship with the older, more conservative frequenters of Chasen's and the Bel Air Country Club.
• On March 15, 1990, Harmon suffered a heart attack at the Amanda Travel Agency in West Los Angeles after winning a golf tournament at Bel Air Country Club.
• An avid golfer with a putting green in his yard, Scott was a member of the Bel Air Country Club, Los Angeles Country Club and Eldorado Country Clubs.
• "You have to wish him the best, " said Lakers forward Rick Fox, " and pray for those who run into him over at the Bel Air country club.
• After moving away from his family in Brooklyn when he was 14, he made his way to California and found a job caddying for Fred Astaire at the Bel Air Country Club.
• The guy looks 10 years younger since leaving the Lakers, and he spends a good portion of his time these days playing golf and gin rummy at the Bel Air Country Club.
• It was another phase of the dues-paying process for the former junior star, whose father would drive him from La Habra to Bel Air Country Club for weekly 7 a . m . Sunday lessons from former UCLA coach Eddie Merrins.
• But by the standards at which he's accustomed to living membership at the Bel Air Country Club, the big mansion in Bel Air he still has a ways to go before he reaches the level that would allow him to enjoy a retirement free of economic concerns.