Sentence examples for historic turf from inspiring English sources

Last Call Although St . Paul adhering to genteel tradition, generally closes up by midnight or 1 a.m., the doors of the historic Turf Club (1601 University Avenue, 651-647-0486) aren't locked until 2 a.m.

They were told they were going to fight evil on its home ground, but instead many were dragged into historic turf wars, battling for a distant government riddled with corruption, often feeding the problems they thought they were tackling.

By the time the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service declared the arroyo toad endangered in 1994, the species had lost more than 76% of its historic turf due to development, mining, agriculture, dam construction, predation by non-native species and drought.

12. Please note: The Blue Room and Red Room are merely historic designations, not "turf".

The timing was too close to the midterm elections and China was adamant about making the historic announcement from home turf, those who have followed the talks closely said.

An "urban regeneration" scheme that turfed thousands of Roma out of their historic settlement in Sulukule is now advertising new townhouses in the district at almost 10 times the price paid to the evictees.

Requests for turf rebates have exploded since Gov. Jerry Brown on April 1 announced historic drought restrictions that included a mandate to reduce urban water usage statewide by 25%.

It will be the first time Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama share the same campaign turf, and curiosity was building Saturday evening as hundreds gathered in the historic district for the weekend festival.

Such views are common in Chapo's home turf of Sinaloa, the narrow western state on the Pacific that is the historic and cultural center of Mexico's modern narco industry.

Although Rachel Alexandra's accomplishments this year were historic, Zenyatta beat many of the same horses that Rachel beat, but also the best older turf horse in America and the second-best horse in Europe.

What an historic moment this is as they get red carpet treatment onto the most hallowed of English football turf.