Sentence examples for a nice ground from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, E. amygdaloides makes a nice ground cover for shade.
And Highbury is known for being a nice ground as well.
"It was a fantastic day and great to get it at such a nice ground.
It's a nice ground and the pitch isn't too big, so I think we can go there and do well".
"It's a nice ground and a nice pitch, so hopefully we can go there and take the three points".
Rangers have been badly run, no question of that, but they have a nice ground, decent training facilities, lots of supporters and a grand history.
In particular, Adams praised the title character for being a nice, grounded, thoughtful person who tries very hard to tell the truth.
"It's a new stadium, it's the first time we've all been here and it looks like an impressive setting - a very nice ground," said Porterfield, whose side beat Nepal and lost to Bangladesh in their warm-up games.
"You always want to go to grounds where you feel comfortable, and this is a very nice ground to play on," said Siddle.
The result was war with Mexico, which Americans remember (if at all) as an easy land grab and a nice training ground for future Civil War generals.
Fognini has nice ground strokes and a solid serve.
