miniature golf

She sends a miniature of her own image to the court, envious that it will enjoy a proximity she will never attain.

A representative assembly, John Adams wrote in 1776, “should be in miniature an exact portrait of the people at large.”

To advance in such circumstances was out of the question, he therefore set about building a miniature hut of snow.

The Countess drew a beautiful miniature from its case, which lay on the sofa near her, and presented it to her young charge.

Play-writing is a luxury to a journalist, as insidious as golf and much more expensive in time and money.

The place he put it in was—er—a little below golf and a little above classical concerts.

It even possessed the attractions of a golf course, the first in Ireland, the Kinnegar at Holywood, p. 92but more of that anon.