Sentence examples for again on the ground from inspiring English sources

During a brief halt to the bloody battle for the Afghan town of Sangin, the Taliban appeared confident that its advantage was insurmountable, even if British boots were again on the ground in Helmand province.

The bachelor professors of yore long ago gave way to romance and families, who now occupy entire pavilions, though two pavilions were recently restored to hold classes again on the ground floor.

His lawyers are arguing that his execution should be stayed again, on the ground that the arguments before the Supreme Court on retardation apply as well to the constitutionality of executing offenders under 18.

He was the one who invited Lessing, who he thought was walking on his head in the manner of all philosophers, to perform a salto mortale (a jump heels over head) that would redress his position and thus allow him to move again on the ground of common sense.

Kikkawa scored again on the ground at the 8 27 mark of the first with a five-yard run.

Which is what Clooney is doing in the Sudan, and the larger principle guiding his art that he is articulating again and again on the ground in Africa For example, he stressed in the Piers Morgan Tonight interview that to take up a cause requires in-depth knowledge as well as commitment; for example, the dispute in the south of Sudan is on multiple levels, not simply about oil.

A degenerate west, we were told, would never again fight a boots-on-the-ground war.

In severe pain, D'Agostino fell again to the ground, crouching on all fours on the Olympic track, her face showing she was in pain.

Katzir's membership committee proceeded to turn the Ka'adans down again on the grounds that they would not fit in socially.

Among other things, he has opposed a constitutional amendment banning all abortion — something the Republican platform calls for — again on the grounds that the issue should be up to the states.

The committee also wants "general class" bulk personal dataset warrants removed from the legislation (class in this context referring to a whole class or type of data such as travel data) — again on the grounds that they are not targeted enough and will inevitably infringe the privacy rights of multiple people.