Sentence examples for call ground from inspiring English sources
Andrew Cooper (@ACooperClerk) Will call ground GOOD @EpsomRacecourse after race 2. June 7 , 20142.21pm BST The Coronation Cup is up next.
Karnes puts on his old uniform, goes to the barber to get a proper jarhead hair-cut, and drives to what we now call Ground Zero.
He also denied he used any of the Cardinals' intellectual property or information from the Cardinals' database called Redbird to create Houston's database, which they call Ground Control.
Nearly six months after rampages by local militias -- armed and backed by the Indonesian military -- East Timor remains at what foreign aid officials there call "ground zero".
In the plaza that many New Yorkers still call Ground Zero, two towers are open for business: 7WTC, a smaller building north of the site completed in 2006, and 4WTC, a sublime new office building to the east.
What I do want to suggest, though, is that what's being built in the name of 9/11 — a staggering $11 billion worth of government-sponsored construction on the 16 acres we now call ground zero — is an example of just about everything wrong with modern government.
Other true thrush groups are called ground thrush and nightingale thrush.
The region has been called "ground zero when it comes to sea-level rise".
There, in 1977, Peter Wright and Colin Chapman had discovered the principle now called "ground effect".
The Industrial Revolution had arrived, right at a spot that would one day be called ground zero.
"Anyone want drinks?" -- while Sigourney Weaver slung ratatouille in the makeshift restaurant called Ground Hero.
