Sentence examples for anyone ground from inspiring English sources

"At the end of the show there are some lovely portraits of women," promised the co-curator Ann Dumas to anyone ground down by the violence.

It meant that anyone grounded in a normal life had to struggle against the assumption that they were not as seriously gifted as Vivienne Westwood or Alexander McQueen.

On the other side of the coin, the bureau was also careful in developing the materials, he added, to avoid giving anyone grounds to complain that the effort "promotes commercialism by teaching kids advertising techniques".

Now, as Mr. Romney seeks to solidify the perception that he is the preferred candidate of the Republican establishment, many of his beneficiaries are returning the favor, providing endorsements — more than 1,000 of them, far more than for anyone else — ground troops and other help in the states like Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina that will make or break his campaign.

If anyone had grounds to be angry, it might have been the San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, whose team will face Riley's Heat in the N.B.A. Finals, which tip off tonight.

ANYONE with ground-level experience in schooling might have realized that no company could deliver a Groton-level education to 750 mostly poor youngsters, many of whom had been traumatized by watching homes flooded to the roofs and spending months as refugees in their own country.

"I don't think anyone's ground-line rang the entire time I was there.

In some trials, there were stringent exclusion criteria for CVS history, while others did not exclude anyone on grounds of CVS health.

But the Blairites never had anyone on the ground.

None of the 459 passengers and crew was injured, nor was anyone on the ground.

They pose no danger to anyone on the ground, usually burning up at between 100 and 60 miles high.