Sentence examples for To ground for from inspiring English sources

While appeal to tacit consent is most familiar in the context of attempting to ground special political obligations, one could also use this notion in order to ground, for example, special obligations to friends.

The affair seems to have gone to ground for now.

Ireland launched one further attack, Healy knocking on in attempting to ground for the score.

The best option Cosby may have may be to go to ground for awhile and disappear altogether.

Fleeing and going to ground for days only increased the press hunt for me and kept the story running longer.

Although they have gone to ground for the time being, they may well live to fight another day.

A second trip, to Grounds for Sculpture, the J. Seward Johnson sculpture collection in Princeton, is scheduled for Nov. 7.

The 19th-century village of Giverny, Monet's home in France, inspired the sprawling building next to Grounds for Sculpture.

Moreover, minimal attention was paid to grounds for chosen treatments, and patient groups were often poorly comparable.

Such a level of objection might amount to grounds for preferring Mental Health Act detention to deprivation of liberty under the Mental Capacity Act.

Or, to put it another way, to wrestle it to the ground for a closer interrogation.