Sentence examples for roaming ground from inspiring English sources
And New York glows in its customary role as roaming ground for soulful loners, beginning with the quintessential urban poetry of the opening subway ride, shot through the front window of a train.
Gévaudan gained notoriety in the 18th century as the roaming ground of a mysterious Beast of Gévaudan (Bête du Gévaudan), which inspired much popular literature and contemporary excitement.
They'd use close, easily dominated bodies of water that they could defend as roaming grounds for their missile subs, and then beat the daylights out of anyone who came snooping around.
It's littered with vivid paintings, some scavenged at flea markets and art fairs – Ahern cites Port Du Vin in Paris and graduate shows as some of her favourite roaming grounds – and a series of whimsical Bernard Pie pieces, displayed in ornate 17th-century frames, each a vivid Pop Art canvas.
This week's Goings On About Town section opens with Gabriele Stabile's photograph of turkeys roaming the grounds of Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture.
But eventually cemetery workers saw the telltale signs of crime: suspicious vans roaming the grounds, whole aisles of angels missing.
To attend the Open now is to witness a species of towering, slender, muscled players roaming the grounds like the Kalahari, nothing like the fans.
The number of people roaming the grounds of the event leapt more than 25 percent in 2012 from 2011, swelling to 24,569 from 19,364.
Dinosaur Uproar is this summer's attraction (until 2 September) with animatronic dinosaurs roaming the grounds, a dig pit for mini palaeontologists and activity sessions throughout the day.
Looters still were roaming the grounds, and a Shiite religious organization based at nearby mosques moved in to provide some security.
"People who live and work around here may take the birds for granted, but visitors are usually astonished to find peacocks roaming our grounds, like a pleasant surprise".
