Sentences with phrase «golf outings etc.»

We've all been there, we've been asked to breakfast, lunch, dinner, baseball games, concerts, and golf outings etc..

Not exact matches

Now I get to tailor my day to my liking (working out, cycling, golfing, boating, fishing, travel, etc.).

I love to be active, camping, snowboarding, hiking, golfing, working out, walking my dog, riding horses, etc..

I am very young at heart I enjoy long walks, cycling, golf, working out, cuddling, movies, good food and wine, traveling, music, etc..

In my free time I enjoy writing poetry, working out, tennis, golf, sports events, concerts, movies, lazor tag, indoor rock climbing, etc....

I'd also ask whether the salesperson stands to receive any of the kinds of non-cash compensation — trips, golf outings, tickets to sports events, etc. — described in the Warren report.

Recently added amenities: v Kids Camp and Kids Night Out (babysitting service) onsite in high season v Food and beverage service by the pool by Crabby Steve's in high season v Sunday Family Night Get Together BBQ by Crabby Steve's in high season v Expanded watersports (paddleboards, surfboards, small sailing craft, etc.) and watersports lessons on the beach, beach volleyball v Tennis Pro available for individual and group lessons v Free Beach Bonfire every Wednesday night in high season v Free Golf Practice Cage year round Stay in the most exclusive area of 30A at an affordable rate.

It take a lot of practice to try out different shot types with each club (punch, flop, normal, etc.), but thats exactly how golf is meant to be played.

Indeed, there is some sign of more and more land coming out of production — for forests, golf course, etc. a lot of that can reverse quickly (see 3).

So, even if you kit it out with the necessary accessories to make it street legal you probably don't want to vary far from the recommended applications such as in planned communities, golf courses, resorts, commercial business or academic campuses, etc..

In addition to utilizing our MLS system, being a member of our board also affords one the opportunity to be a part of the community and join us for our annual Christmas party & golf outing - where we raise RPAC funds as well as money for Food for the Hungry; attend any continuing education classes we may offer - usually free, advertise in the board sponsored home magazine, join us in our Consumer Advocacy outreach campaign that goes on all year long - that also helps cover the new NAR Core Standards Certificate such as: donate / participate with charities such as Food for the Hungry, Habitat for Humanity, Toys for Tots, Habitat for Humanity build, etc. just to name a few perks.