Sentence examples for former haunt from inspiring English sources

I nodded in reverence at the image of our former haunt on Coogan's Bluff.

In his autobiography, "My Life," he identifies the Tombs, a bunker of a bar beneath Georgetown's swanky 1789 restaurant, as a former haunt.

Yesterday, as he led a visitor on a tour of his former haunt, down the marble steps to the second basement, he seemed familiar with the surroundings.

From there, an underground passage links to the crown estate's other project: revamping Oscar Wilde's former haunt, the Royal Café, into a 160-bedroom five-star hotel.

There's the Kawiarnia Literacka (Literary Cafe) at No 1, an old-school subterranean cafe and a former haunt of writers during communist times.

The Dakota on Central Park West — the creepy setting for "Rosemary's Baby" and the former haunt of the foundational film ghoul Boris Karloff — seemed especially foreboding in the chilly gloom.

All this talk about former haunts led Ms. Baranski to observe: "We're kind of all over-stylized.

He was influential in Lords debates on repealing Section 28 but has tired a little of politics and returned with new energy to his former haunts.

In less than half a century Britain's raptors have bounced back, dramatically increased in numbers and range, and returned to many of their former haunts.

In addition, old diseases like yellow fever, malaria and dengue fever have reappeared in their former haunts and spread to new areas.

When the rescue effort began, no one was sure falcons could be bred on the large scale needed to restore them to their former haunts.