bogey造句

I've got a bogey on my tail!

Age is another bogey for actresses.

Postpartum women usually have to bogey cold, but living lotus may from time to bogey.

She's ingeniously vague about what Milton's bogey is.

Hank: I missed two putts and ended up with another bogey.

Did people still tell their kids imbecilic scare stories about bogey policewomen?

A bogey disease language. Fan of the language teachers will lead students to terminology confusion, confusion, endless.

Zhou's shot went in the water, leading to a double-bogey that put Zhou at 3-over early.

DURING the second half of the 20th century, the global population explosion was the big demographic bogey.

I don't know anyone who would like a bogey green cashmere jumper with a matching kettle and toaster.

If not for a bogey on 18, Zhou would have earned the first top-5 finish of his career.

Right now the real economy yet to get rid of the pressure, the more investors to sell only one bogey the blood chamber.

How you react to a bogey or a birdie can also be a sign of how you manage stress every day.

Two holes later, Zhou, still frustrated, again found water on his tee shot on No. 7. He managed a bogey and fell to 4-over.

Scott played in the afternoon, where a gust of wind played tricks on him at the final hole and led to bogey.

Tournament host Woods, still seeking his first win of a troubled 2010, fired in eight birdies and a single bogey to lead by a stroke from Northern Irish duo Graeme McDowell and Rory McDowell.

To be polite, he took a sip from his cup too, and almost gagged: The stuff was quite disgusting, as though someone had liquidized bogey-flavored Every flavor Beans.