Sentence examples for former ground from inspiring English sources

Even the alchemist of Highbury, the former ground where Arsenal flourished before it moved to the swanky new Emirates stadium, must fear that his formula is not working.

In British Isles: a Natural History, former Ground Force presenter Titchmarsh will explore the nation's history and geography, from Dorset's Jurassic coast to the Munroes of Scotland.

Presenters tipped to replace Oddie include Simon King, Countryfile host Ben Fogle, filmmaker Gordon Buchanan and former Ground Force host Alan Titchmarsh.

He called it a "national shame" during a hard-hitting interview of four terminally ill former Ground Zero emergency workers who are yet to receive a penny in compensation almost a decade after the attacks.

In Fever Pitched: Twenty Years On, to be broadcast on Radio 4 tomorrow afternoon, Hornby recalls that in the 1970s he paid 15p to join the crowd in the north stand at Highbury, Arsenal's former ground in north London.

Wimbledon, who will host Liverpool in an FA Cup third round tie on 5 January, are hoping to build a new stadium near their former ground at Plough Lane having played all of their home games at Kingsmeadow since their formation in 2002.

The apartment is a former ground-floor shop, and McEvilley has painted over the show window jutting out into the street, both for privacy and in order to have more wall space for books: the tiny room is entirely lined with books in cheap commercial cases.

Glen Anderson, a former grounds caretaker for the museum, was awarded a garden plot several years ago.

He also plans to build a museum, to be called the European Solidarity Center, on former grounds of the shipyard.

The focus for Friday's second round is the final pairing, Bradley and Dufner, at East Lake, the former grounds of a club memorable to both.

The homes are on the former grounds of St. Anthony's High School, which after 50 years moved to Huntington in 1984.