Sentence examples for out turf from inspiring English sources

An army of workers is still racing to lay out pavements, plant mature trees, roll out turf and install public art around the city.

Show and Tell Off Broadway is staking out turf in the middle of the Broadway theater district with the Off Broadway Theater Information Center.

Political parties, competing in a crowded political field, often use bandhs to flex their muscles or carve out turf by proving they can shut down a city or even the whole country.

Residents in Aleppo, many of whom did not want rebel fighters to enter the city and moan about their petty criminality, praise the group for focusing on combat rather than staking out turf.

By collecting various combinations of resources, you can build roads and settlements around the borders of these hexes, placing little wooden houses on the board to mark out turf.

In staking out turf reserved exclusively for business travelers who do not usually fly, Mr. Cohen and his partners, who he says are private investors who helped finance Biztravel.com and Digital Travel, would seem to be in lonesome country.

Perhaps recognizing a somewhat kindred spirit -- or simply protecting his own, carefully staked-out turf -- the man said hello and struck up a conversation, explaining that he loved "Jennie" and was waiting to get Mary Martin's autograph.

Belichick said the Patriots were required by the National Football League to resod the worn-out turf at Gillette Stadium before Saturday's game, and it may become one of the game's intriguing subplots.

When the beaten-up but dried-out turf of Welford Road stages an exhilarating eight-try, 65-point classic such as this, with Islanders in Leicester colours running this way and that (Adam Thompstone was a lone Anglo-Saxon outside Leicester's No10), you know there must be something in it.

Thus began an all-out turf war: in April 2010, the Cartel del Golfo announced that there would be a curfew in the city, that they had orders to defend their territory (they are from Tamaulipas, unlike the Zetas), and that it wouldn't be their fault if stray bullets killed innocent people.

As the trading of stocks moves further and further into the electronic ether, an all-out turf war has developed between the major organizations and exchanges that oversee the U.S. equity market.