teed in a sentence

1. she fished in her pocket for a ball and teed it

2. he had not missed a par as he teed up for the last hole

3. Fig. 3 Cyrus Teed said in 1870 that the earth is hollow.

4. You'll miss meals, sleep, and your stop on the bus – guaranteed.'

5. Today, 13 of the original 60 buildings remain, including Teed’s home.

6. But 'Teedie,' as he was called, was not as healthy as he first appeared.

7. Ironically enough, however, it was hit by a golf ball teed off by Sam Snead inside the stadium.

8. If any of the rights of the Declaration are not found in the Sharia, then they are not 'guaranteed.'

9. Such protection of human persons must be guaranteed in every civil society and espoused by all Christians.'

10. Everyone in your travel group is guaranteed peaceful nights of sleep during your stay at 'Five Pines Lodge.'

11. 'The only guaranteed revenues for software companies may be services and maintenance revenues,' Cusumano says.

12. 'Skipping school for a future, a future that can’t be guaranteed because there is no care for the environment.'

13. I have teed the application of Dr. Seidl both in German and in English, and wish to make the following comment:

14. And, in the past 25 years, we should also note -- you teed this up very nicely, Matt -- regulations have changed.

15. We’ve teed up at some pretty amazing courses — at some equally amazing resort properties — and each round has had something…

16. Cornelissen has been litigating against John Teed for years because of «additional work and options» charged by the shipyard.

17. Right now that’s mostly teed off of music, but in the future it will be done off of meta data in the photos as well,” he says.

18. When astronaut Mikhail Tyurin teed off from the International Space Station (ISS) in 2006, his golf ball circled the earth 48 times.

19. All 83 Toys "R" Us stores in Canada will remain open, said president of the Canadian unit, Melanie Teed-Murch, in a letter to customers .

20. More recently, the explosion of digital health has teed up entrepreneurial opportunities unimaginable to prior generations of physicians.