Sentence examples for before reaching the ground from inspiring English sources
Not only was the ground dry but the rain falling from the large cumulonimbus clouds evaporated before reaching the ground.
Sometimes rain starts falling and evaporates before reaching the ground.
The number of casualties depends on the place of impact (the objects of this size usually explode in the air before reaching the ground, just like an atom bomb).
Sweeps of thin rain would evaporate over the alkaline playa of the Black Rock Desert before reaching the ground.… They traveled across an elevation of brush-covered dunes into the dry valley … then over the swell diving the Limbo Range from the San Emido Mountains, black in the far distance with lava and thickets of gin-smelling juniper.
The team's analysis suggests that about 90% of these objects burn up before reaching the ground.
From 'virga', meaning "observable streak or shaft of precipitation that falls from a cloud but evaporates before reaching the ground", to a 'beum-sléibhe', or "sudden torrent caused by the bursting of a thundercloud", every drop is accounted for.
As previous spawners and multi-sea-winter fish, which are highly prized in angling, enter the River Teno earlier than 1SW salmon (Niemelä et al. 2006b) they are subject to a longer fishing period in addition to having to escape more nets and weirs before reaching the spawning grounds.
If you don't die by reaching the ground before planned, the wind could easily slam you into the object you've just left behind or hoped to.
Each counted for four, as they hit the ground before reaching the boundary, and none was at risk of being caught.
Under baseball's new slide rule, which says a runner must make contact with the ground before reaching the base and can't change his path to initiate contact with a fielder, the way Bautista went into second is unacceptable.
