Sentence examples for prime ground from inspiring English sources

"All it does is kick the public off of some prime ground that they should have access to".

The gargantuan Social burger (also available at dinner) features half a pound of prime ground beef served on an English muffin with red onion jam, lettuce, tomato, pickles and regular or sweet potato fries.

In the 165-room Hampton Inn Hotel, Yono has a prime ground floor location for his restaurant.

Now, an unscrupulous developer can bulldoze ruins to take some of this prime ground for themselves.

Frontier Indiana was prime ground missionary for the Second Great Awakening, with a never-ending parade of camp meetings and revivals.

In high school, I would hear of meetups and races around Kennedy Commons, which became a prime ground for Modified Automobiles Showcases.

According to Ellen Baxter of Broadway Housing Communities, whose project it is, "in New York children very rarely get prime ground-floor real estate.

In Herald Square, where office space is tight, Barbara Byrne, director of research at Colliers ABR, a real estate brokerage and management company, said that rents for Class A offices (generally the most modern and in prime locations) were $45 to $50 a square foot annually, while Mr. Rosen said that prime ground-floor retail space in the area goes for about $300 a square foot.

Readers love Mr. Sedaris for his biting sarcasm and brutal honesty, and the holidays are prime grounds for that.

At the same time, officials fear that militants given free rein are more likely to turn prisons into prime grounds for radicalization and recruiting.

(See: "Dillard's Pickle") To date, shares of the company have fallen 36.8% over the past 12 months on what essentially amounts to poor management (See: "Activist Investor Jolts Dillard's Shares"), naturally leaving the inflated executive perquisite packages prime grounds for contention.