tee up (verb)

1. In 1863, the first golf course was established in Scotland and players would tee up their balls on small mounds of sand.

2. According to Greek mythology, it is believed that Hercules would tee up large boulders and launch them with great force.

3. Why did the golfer bring two pairs of pants to the golf course? In case he got a hole-in-one, he wanted to be able to tee up again without anyone seeing!

4. In the movie 'Happy Gilmore', the protagonist played by Adam Sandler hilariously struggles to tee up his ball and ends up hitting it into various obstacles instead.

1. In the futuristic world of the novel, humans tee up their daily routines by using advanced artificial intelligence

2. In the magical kingdom, the sorcerer tees up a powerful spell to defeat the evil dragon

3. The architect tees up the floor plan, meticulously arranging each room to maximize space and natural light

4. In the classic novel, the protagonist tees up their plan to exact revenge on their enemies by meticulously preparing for each step along the way