Sentence examples for famous grounds from inspiring English sources

His duties took him to all the most famous grounds.

Before that debate goes any further, Lewis must hand over the famous grounds to the London 2012 organisers.

He also had some words of advice for Nick Kyrgios over the standards required in the famous grounds.

She was to prove an active cleric's wife, pursuing her twin passions for piano and gardening by raising money for charity from concerts and recitals and supervising the replanting and redesign of the famous grounds at Lambeth Palace.

Mr. Aillagon is also planning to install some modern artistic chandeliers to replace mock-old lighting and various other decorative touches to what he sees as the more lugubrious parts of the château, as well as giving parts of the famous grounds some more recent touches.

Newcastle today joined the trend of stadium sponsorship rights by revealing a new name for their famous ground.

Two miles east, in West Meon churchyard, lies Thomas Lord, sometime owner of Lord's, London, cricket's most famous ground.

It's more introspective than Vergissmeinnicht or How to Kill – the famous, ground-breaking poems he wrote a little later.

Thomas Lord, who founded and gave his name to the famous ground, hatched plans to develop and build on the site because cricket was not providing suitably juicy profits.

"In addition, and most importantly for us, we can see that Galliard are passionate about working with West Ham United to engage their supporters to help deliver a fitting legacy that will honour the tradition of the famous ground.

The second half was a case of Keighley's famous ground announcer trying manfully to negotiate the names of a series of Fijian try scorers with vocal apparatus more accustomed to the linguistic complexities of Simon Irving and Nick Pinkney.