Sentence examples for At its grounds from inspiring English sources

The increasing rent coupled with a waning interest in the sedate sport of croquet was causing financial difficulties and in February 1875 the club decided to introduce lawn tennis at its grounds to capitalise on the upcoming interest in this new sport and generate additional revenue.

The Olympic gold medallist said on Thursday that she would ask the club to remove her name from a stand at its ground if it offered Evans a contract.

A football club has begun spreading cow manure at its ground to create what it believes will be the first organic pitch.

In a statement, Taylor Wimpey indicated that it is prepared to look again at its ground rent clauses.

One group proposed building a high-tech underground $170 million Constitution Center, with the Liberty Bell at its ground-level exit point.

Re "Viewing Wall Proposed at Trade Center Site" (news article, April 18): Last year, I visited Hiroshima, Japan, and spent a few hours in the memorial park at its ground zero.

In contrast, D-Wave starts off with a set of noninteracting qubits a collection of supercomputing loops kept at their lowest energy state, called the ground state and then slowly, or "adiabatically," transforms this system into a set of qubits whose interactions at its ground state represent the correct answer for the specific problem the researchers programmed it to solve.

Gloucestershire County Cricket Club has revised its plans to increase capacity at its ground in Bristol.

The LEED-Platinum building's crown will capture energy that will power the public amenities at its ground level.

The chairman of Bristol Rovers FC is claiming the club will lose £1m if plans to build a supermarket at its ground go to a judicial review.

A football club is to name a terrace in honour of a volunteer who died after falling from a roof at its ground.