| While filming at her old college stomping ground in Arizona, the reality TV couple got a little cray! |
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| Grenville wowed the crowds at many speedways nationwide, including his home stomping ground, the Lismore Speedway. |
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| Cliff was delighted to be back on his old stomping ground and to be greeted by so many people. |
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| His favourite stomping ground was the Zoo Lake, and for years, 19 to be precise, he delighted the Sunday crowds with his impromptu performances. |
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| If you've just moved don't underestimate your pet's ability to return to it's old stomping ground, even if it's quite a distance. |
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| Unfortunately it is a fact today that the internet has become a stomping ground for the cyber mafia. |
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| Then, they took a trip down memory lane, coaxing veteran metal producer Scott Burns out of retirement and working with him at their old stomping ground, Morrisound studios in Tampa, Florida. |
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| Laid out for Peter the Great with fountains, pavilions and a geometrical plan to resemble the park at Versailles, it became a stomping ground for 19th-century ladies and gentlemen of leisure. |
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| And it confirms that this theatre, reconstructed in the image of Shakespeare's old stomping ground, is far more than just a tourist trap. |
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| Their favourite stomping ground was the local hospital. |
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| Thurrock, in Essex, is not Jeremy Deller's usual stomping ground. |
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| Zombie Prom was our stomping ground in the glory days. |
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| But Southern California was Chandler's own stomping ground. |
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| Iraq has become a stomping ground for terrorists. |
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| The stomping ground, occasionally, of presidential aspirants. |
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