Sentence examples for visit turf from inspiring English sources

City are unlikely to underestimate Burnley when they visit Turf Moor on Saturday evening.

It will not be difficult to spot the differences in outlook when Burnley kick off their Premier League fixtures against Chelsea, with Manchester United also to visit Turf Moor before the end of August.

Dyche, who has signed a deal with Burnley until 2015, takes charge of his first match on Saturday, when Wolves visit Turf Moor.

His first game in charge will be a home fixture against Wolves on Saturday, while his former club Watford are due to visit Turf Moor on 15 December.  .

Burnley vs Manchester City Manchester City hit Burnley for 6 last time they visited Turf Moor back in 2010, and although 18 Premier League places separate the two teams at present, there is unlikely to be any repeat of that kind of scoreline here.

Combined, they made a convincing argument that the city's hip-hop and R&B scene is at another creative peak -- even if North Carolina rapper J. Cole waltzed onto visiting turf and nearly stole the show with his charm.

Blackburn huffed and puffed in search of an equaliser but ultimately to no avail as they failed to score on a league visit to Turf Moor for the first time since October 1963.

A glance at the league table is enough to explain why Leicester City's visit to Turf Moor on Saturday afternoon is the stand-out fixture in the Championship, though the real sport in east Lancashire these past few weeks has been trying to get Sean Dyche to admit that Burnley are on course for promotion.

In November, when I visited, the turf forms a luxuriant pelt of grass oscillating yellow and gold in the constant wind and sprinkled with perambulating black dots: Angus cows and calves grazing.

Players build their crew to help them on missions, fight rivals, take on crimes bosses and visit friends' turfs to enhance their criminal empire and character abilities.

TRADITION has it that the Avon Lady rings your doorbell with a smiling face, comes to visit on your turf and terms.