Sentence examples for home of something from inspiring English sources

Next stop: Orlando's Gatorland -- home of something called the 'screamin' gator zipline' -- roughly 107 miles due south.

This is the home of something called a chocolate fondue -- essentially liquid white or dark chocolate with a fruit of your choice bathing in it.

A couple of levels down she shows me a room that will become the home of something called Tate Exchange, which will launch in September.

Or they advertise themselves as the home of something equally baffling: the world's largest buffalo (Jamestown, North Dakota made of concrete, and not worth the detour, according to Larry Krotz, who in his book "Tourists" describes his dreary slog across the prairie to see it); the world's first J.C. Penney store; the world's largest indoor jungle.Festivals are another route to fame.

Halifax used to be the home of something very special indeed.

For most people it's the lull between Christmas and new year but Watson made the 25-mile drive up the north-east coast from his Wearside home on something of an adrenaline high.

When we live in a country where billionaires get bailed out for lying and stealing should we really make it this difficult for the average American family to buy a modest home because of something happened when they were twenty five?

If there is going to be a bad kid that causes trouble, maybe they shouldn't go, so they don't get sent home because of something he/she did.

Meanwhile, when states like California are an estimated three million homes short of something resembling affordability, there is little resistance to big tech's unchecked power creeping into public policy and government.

Flying means ditching the comforts of home for something more... cramped.

Yana Fishman stood on the porch of her townhouse Saturday and remembered what it was like to come home to "something straight out of a nightmare".