Sentence examples for his stomping grounds from inspiring English sources

The idea that a billionaire from Manhattan could describe the working-class corner of Louisiana as "his stomping grounds" did not strike Patterson as contradictory.

When the Village Voice contacted me to ask whether I would be interested in interviewing Knausgaard in, as my editor put it, "his stomping grounds," I couldn't have been more psyched.

His stomping grounds are the university campuses.

"This is his stomping grounds," said Greg Patterson, who was cleaning muck from his store called the Pit Stop.

However you feel about the fragrance, the jingle distilled the unquenchable joie de vivre that Short conveyed at the Café Carlyle, his stomping grounds for more than three decades until his death in 2005.

Ness finally decided that if he couldn't catch the killer, he would eradicate his stomping grounds.

"Socioeconomically, they're different," he says, adding that his stomping ground was "more hood, basically".

His stomping ground was analysis — a discipline that uses estimates to capture the essence of messy mathematical quantities.

In the villages dotting the thick forest that was his stomping ground, some recalled Veerappan showering sweets on children and reports of his generosity to the poor.

Of the many Modernist buildings Paul Rudolph designed in Sarasota, Fla., his stomping ground in the 1940s and '50s, Riverview High School is among the most influential.

NYC is his stomping ground and while he lives high above subway riders, he hasn't moved to a Texas mansion either.