Sentence examples for becoming ground from inspiring English sources
July 30, 2008 To the Editor: It's about time that someone raised the issue of why our soldiers should be risking their lives anywhere, and especially Afghanistan, since that devastated country is becoming ground zero in America's Middle East democracy fantasy.
I'm not even Christian, which I suspect is becoming ground zero for patriotism.
Jake: New York City was facing the prospect of becoming ground zero for a global epidemic of tuberculosis in the early 1990's.
In case you hadn't noticed, the city has been torn apart riots, becoming ground zero for a national debate about police brutality, particularly against black men.
A careful examination of the security situation in Africa suggests that it is in the process of becoming Ground Zero for a veritable terror diaspora set in motion in the wake of 9/11 that has only accelerated in the Obama years.
Removing dirt and debris from your car will prevent them from becoming ground into the seats and the carpet, thereby contributing to hard-to-remove stains.
Otherwise Britain risks becoming grounded.
The date scenes added maturity to the episode and again showed the new direction Doctor Who is taking, becoming grounded in reality rather than being completely fantastical.
Last winter, Golden Seas, a 783-foot freighter, narrowly missed becoming grounded on the Aleutian chain, skirting an environmental and human tragedy.
Born in Colombus, Ohio, to middleclass parents of German antecedents in 1940, Nicklaus led a very settled family life, becoming grounded in what he would later call 'solid Midwestern values'.
The instructor-student relationship carries the potential of becoming grounds for claims of discrimination, harassment, and sexual misconduct because of the inherent power imbalance.
