Sentence examples for turf in which from inspiring English sources

John Gosden's The Fugue, as expected, will contest the Turf, over a mile and a half, in preference to the Filly & Mare Turf, in which she was unfortunate to finish only third when favourite 12 months ago.

Lesson: Biotechnology companies haven't proven to be flexible about the turf in which they blossom.

That was a rough era in which the city's annual murder rate exceeded 2,000, thanks in large part to a proliferation of violent gangs battling for turf in which to sell drugs.

It took a champion of the calibre of Wise Dan, one of the best US turf horses for many years, to prevent a European sweep in the turf races in which we had a runner, which makes it all the more perplexing that the Turf Sprint, a million dollar race, did not have a single European entry.

It was not a class struggle, he argued, but a turf battle in which one's neighborhood and one's associates were more important than economic status.

In the 1970s and 1980s Jamaican elections were turf wars in which armed gangs linked to the rival parties traded bullets in "garrison" constituencies, and politicians bandied cold-war insults.

Big British hope Elusive Katie never really featured behind narrow winner Stephanie's Kitten in the Juvenile Fillies (Turf) race in which Irish challenger Up was a creditable fourth.

At times, thugs and hooligans reign in certain areas earned often by these gangs through physical turf wars in which switchblades and sheer physicality decide who wins.

There was a protocol-mandated 28-day minimum 'wash-out' before enrolment in the TURF study in which patients could not have received any anti-VEGF medication.

Its spread has given rise to an entire industry, or, really, complex of industries — Americans spend an estimated forty billion dollars each year on grass — and to the academic discipline of turf management, degrees in which can now be obtained from, among other schools, the University of Massachusetts and Ohio State.

The dank squalor of the turf-built hovels in which most Icelanders lived is described with disconcerting relish, along with the suppurating sores, stoically borne, that resulted.