t woods造句

• Well, hasn't Woods been tweaking those types all along?
• If it isn't Woods, it will be a shock to everybody.
• Why wouldn't Woods love this tournament?
• Why wouldn't Woods be having fun?
• Didn't Woods win the Masters?
• This wasn't Woods vs . Garcia, or even Woods vs . Mickelson.
• It wasn't Woods demanding a retraction; it was the guys in suits on the 52nd floor.
• It wasn't Woods'worst round at a PGA Championship _ that was a 75 in the third round in 1997.
• And where there isn't wood, there is leather, all of it richly and neatly done, shouting, " major luxury here ."
• And while the very nature of a private club is exclusionary, doesn't Woods'success say something good about race relations in this day and age?
• Then they discovered that the P-T wood tended to split, spall and chip when it expanded and contracted as it took on moisture, then dried out.
• But it wasn't Woods'lowest total _ he shot a 21-under 259 at the par-70 Firestone Country Club in the NEC Invitational this year.
• P-T wood, installed full of water, shrank when it dried out, and then split, spalled ( chunks coming right off the top surfaces ), and splintered.
• Aren't Woods, Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant products of a new generation _ child prodigies bred in an era of television and marketing, groomed to arrive at this lofty place?
• Because museumgoers will be tempted to touch the bridge for proof it isn't wood, a sampling of the beams and " lumber " has been set aside to pick up and feel.
• Harmon, a major fat cat in his own right because of his priceless affiliation with the big cat, happens to be the only original member of Team Tiger still on board whose last name isn't Woods.
• All the continuing commotion about the Augusta National Golf Club, the site of the Masters, and its all-male membership isn't Woods'fight anymore than it's any other golfer's fight.
• Yes, there were decks before ( let's call it ) P-T wood, but they did not last long and were painted ( before stains came along ), and the paint peeled, another nightmare.
• Still, I longed to turn a corner in the exhibition and see a figure that wasn't wood : maybe a hairy Who or a shaggy Lorax that my 2-year-old son could throw his arms around.
• So why shouldn't Woods get woozy visualizing the possibilities of teeing off today, six strokes behind Singh, who has three-and-a-half holes of his third round to negotiate before before tackling the final 18?