Sentence examples for old stamping from inspiring English sources

This is Madness's old stamping ground.

Are you coming back to your old stamping grounds in Inwood?

A little sleeping in, and it was time to visit the old stamping grounds.

"When I visited my old stamping ground near the university, it had all changed.

As to the teardowns in his old stamping ground, Roosevelt might in theory have supported them.

What would Hippocrates make of this in his old stamping ground?

On March 12th Mr Hazare was due back at his old stamping-ground in Delhi.

It has even sought to forge closer diplomatic ties with the still more problematic Islamic republic of Iran, much to America's annoyance.Turkey is also active again in its old stamping-ground in the Balkans, especially in Bosnia and Kosovo.

The others include Oliver North (also of Iran-Contra fame) and Jim Webb, a Democratic senator from Virginia sometimes touted as vice-presidential material.I ask Mr Timberg if he is related to Craig Timberg, a Washington Post correspondent whose dispatches from my old stamping-grounds in Africa I devour each morning.

Sir Ronald's old stamping-ground of private equity was given a vital shot in the arm back in the 1970s, when the American government relaxed its "prudent man" rules that had prevented corporate pension funds from putting their money into riskier assets.

It was Stevens who was the first from the NT to catch Richard Eyre's production of Trevor Griffiths's Comedians in 1975 at his old stamping-ground, the Nottingham Playhouse; he urged Hall to see it also and the play subsequently played the West End and Broadway after its NT run.