Sentence examples for legendary ground from inspiring English sources

Democrats were hoping that their legendary ground game could help compensate for a popular president and a fall campaign overshadowed by the prospect of war.

The world's most legendary ground for golfers is the Old Course at St Andrews, the birthplace of golf.

The July event will mark 40 years of rock concerts in the legendary grounds of Hertfordshire's Knebworth House with the return of a popular festival that has been absent for the past two years.

More than 15 auto companies have studios there, and the Art Center School of Design in Pasadena is a legendary training ground for young car designers.

He documented the effects of the process in his 1839 essay "Traité des Excitants Modernes" ("Treatise on Modern Stimulants"): "Sparks shoot all the way up to the brain" while "ideas quick-march into motion like battalions of a grand army to its legendary fighting ground, and the battle rages".

They meet England in their opening World Cup match at the legendary Melbourne Cricket Ground on 14 February and England batsman James Taylor said: "They don't come much bigger than that.

Chuck Yeager first broke the sound barrier on the legendary testing grounds at Edwards Air Force Base here, and the area's military contractors have built everything from U-2 spy planes to fleets of F-117 stealth fighters and B-2 bombers.

Many of the state's legendary fishing grounds have already reopened, but fears remain about the oil spill's effects both on species and on customers, who now fear that all Gulf fish are tainted.While few people in the city itself are employed in oil or fisheries, the two sectors are still crucial to the region's economy.

LUNA PARK Coney Island, Brooklyn The first Luna Park at Coney Island — the legendary pleasure grounds that opened in 1903 and were so brightly illuminated at night that they gave rise to the expression "lit up like Luna Park" — is widely regarded as a forerunner of the modern-day amusement park.

Miguel Angel Amadeo has presided for 32 years over this legendary record shop, ground zero for New York salsa music.

And it was not just tobacco and wine that lifted these legendary evenings off the ground.