Voorbeelden van dogleg

• The road makes a dog-leg towards Puerto in the east.

• The main road describes a dog-leg through the site.

• The Southern Hills course has many doglegs.

• The last hole is a nasty uphill dogleg.

• Near the end of the marathon comes a dog-leg right turn in front of Buckingham Palace.

• The golf course was designed by the famous James Braid, who specialized in dogleg layouts.

• A dogleg side passageway in a garden means you have the chance to create an element of surprise as you turn the corner.

• Everyone was following the same dog-leg route.

• The main hall has a pair of massive Tuscan plaster columns and an elegant dog-leg staircase.

• Go through the gate, dogleg left and right round the end of the barn and then join the farm lane.

• The road sweeps on to the village of Palékastro, then doglegs south.

• There was a line of people stretching down South Braddock Avenue and doglegging past the gas station.

• I took a photo from the plane of the deep water channel that dog-legged in from the west.

• The edge cores, however, dogleg rapidly down toward basic chemistry, labeled "rush to base" in the figure.

• A dogleg right, the ocean is a constant companion along the entire right side of the hole.

• Longer holes, such as the 4th and 5th, feature doglegs around the sea edge.

• A hole's direction may bend twice, which is called a double dogleg.

• For blast protection and defensibility the tunnel was built with a dogleg.

• The hole is called a dogleg left if the hole angles leftwards and dogleg right if it bends right.

• On this dogleg right, longer hitters may attempt to cut off the dogleg and try to drive the green.

• Often a single path with a discreet curve or dogleg provided the only access.

• The diverted course takes a dogleg in the village and can be found to the west of the church and priory remains on higher ground.

• Two additional poles dogleg into the top frame and have small chain-hooks to hold the doors open.

• Sometimes, a hole's direction may bend twice; this is called a double dogleg.

• The fairway then doglegs left, as well as slightly uphill.

• This par 4 is a dogleg left to an elevated green.

• Bunkers were reconstructed and several of the severe doglegs (bends) were straightened somewhat.

• At the back there is a dogleg staircase which has a cast iron balustrade; above this is an octagonal lantern.