shoots a round造句

• I thought I had to shoot a round similar to the 64 on Saturday,
• He double-bogeyed the hole and went on to shoot a round of 77.
• Later, I dialed up Rivers, who was about to go shoot a round of golf.
• All the members on each side will shoot a round of skeet and a round of trap.
• Sherry hopes to become the first British amateur to shoot a round below par at the Masters.
• I knew Pat Hurst can easily shoot a round in the 60s once her hot streak starts.
• This week : PlayHut's Shoot A Round basketball . ( Austin American-Statesman ) MOVED.
• "When you shoot a round like that, it just flows, " he said.
• To be 66 years old, and to shoot a round like that under these conditions, is incredible.
• The later in the week that you shoot a round like that, the more devastating it can be.
• On February 10, Al Brosch became the first PGA player to shoot a round of 11 under par.
• Sorenstam's own popularity has soared since she became the first woman to shoot a round of 59 earlier this year.
• Of the 16 players who started the day under par, Leonard was the only one to shoot a round in the 60s.
• Just to be here again, to shoot a round like I did . . . I'm really pleased ."
• The GTE Byron Nelson Classic would be won, he predicted, by whoever emerged to shoot a round of 63 over the weekend.
• Moreover, crashing the boards is an immensely forgiving endeavor as the Shoot A Round will yield completely and then sproing itself back into shape.
• "That's awfully impressive, to go out there and shoot a round like that when he absolutely has to do it.
• So how did he contrive to play in the most difficult conditions in the afternoon and shoot a round that matches his lowest of the year?
• "That's awfully impressive, to go out there and shoot a round like that when he absolutely has to do it,"
• They hug and Sade shoots a round, gaining the attention of the deputy ( Jim Watson ) who was looking around for the cars'owners.