Sentence examples for old grounds from inspiring English sources
St Helens could not have staged their farewell to one of British rugby league's most atmospheric old grounds any better.
Owners of the original cars hold conventions on the old grounds of the Nuremberg rallies, seemingly oblivious of, or indifferent to, the car's Nazi origins.
Last Sunday, a four-alarm fire gutted the St. Elizabeth's orphanage building on the old grounds of the Mission of the Immaculate Virgin at Mount Loretto.
The Red Sox and Liverpool were both historically successful clubs which had lost their dominance, and both had beloved old grounds not up to modern money-making standards.
Stomping on his old grounds, Hofstetter said: "The good thing about going to Columbia is that I'm never biased when I fill out my N.C.A.A. bracket".
It is here, at echoing old grounds, peopled by hundreds of dedicated cricketers of varying ambition, professional athletes hoping for one big break, hoping to be the new Freddie, that one of sport's great curiosities survives.
This is not about plowing old ground.
Why cover the same old ground?
"I'm not going to go over old ground".
This latest straight-faced offering retreads old ground.
