Sentence examples for build ground from inspiring English sources
So they started liking where the fish were because it was hotter, and it was green, and they decided to stay and build ground so they could walk.
Although the space agency had to build ground systems from scratch, its Chandrayaan moon mission in 2008 cost one-tenth what other nations' moon shots cost, said Mylswamy Annadurai, mission director.
The unusually large chimps of the Bili-Uele forest have been seen feasting on leopard and build ground nests far more often than other chimps, as well as having a unique taste for giant African snails, whose shells they appear to pound open on rocks or logs.
Even though it is one of the largest databases, it uses unique global labels for emotional ranking (i.e., anger, sadness, fear, etc)., which is not sufficient to build ground truth data.
Also, a Biden campaign will have to build ground forces in places like Iowa and New Hampshire.
Finally, he cited efforts to overcome one failure of the avenue's rezoning: At the time, developers were not required to build ground-floor retail space, which he said had left some new buildings with troublesome dead zones out front.
Current research in the lab is focused on two main areas: using microfluidic tools we have developed to build ground-up quantitative models of how gene expression is regulated, and developing new tools to transform how scientists explore protein-protein interactions.
Paul has spent his entire career focused on identifying, analyzing, explaining, investing in and helping build ground-breaking business models whether as a journalist, award-winning equity analyst, director of research, producer, angel investor or teacher.
While it is important to continue to engage political leaders, tribal elders and military men, it is even more vital to help build ground-up politics that focuses on meeting the needs of ordinary Syrians.
They will start next season at the purpose built ground in Barton.
Now the $64,000 question is, when will it be built?" Ground breaking is not expected to take place until October, said Don Buck, business manager for the Los Angeles Public Library.
