Sentence examples for communal grounds from inspiring English sources

There is a school of thought according to which it matters a great deal, on both aesthetic and communal grounds.

More about keywords A stunning two bedroom luxury apartment set in this beautiful Grade II Listed building on communal grounds in excess of 3 Acres.

The building is now private apartments set in fifteen acres (3 ha) of communal grounds, including a trout lake and tennis court.

Through a series of "experiments", the performers try – and fail – to rediscover communal ground.

The communal ground created through culture provides a space for people to come together and share in the experience of beauty and history.

Communities that traditionally relied on rivers, forests and communal grazing grounds are increasingly being displaced by corporations – including extractive, construction and agriculture industries – through government collusion.

They share the communal grazing grounds, and there are still some green grasses in the mountains.

They assemble at communal display grounds (the arena or lek), where each bird occupies and defends a site during the day; occasionally, an "apprentice" male may be permitted to share an occupied site.

The maleo (Macrocephalon maleo) is an endemic bird of Sulawesi that lays eggs in communal nesting grounds incubated by solar or geothermal sources.

We were not able to conduct genetic analyses of paternity on the offspring of study females due to the difficulty of individually fencing nest sites in the high-density communal nesting grounds; however, we believe that it is reasonable to assume that in most cases the male a female is observed to mate with is the genetic father of her offspring.

The presence of infectious CWD prions in saliva suggests the potential for disease transmission via grooming interactions, shared water sources and communal feeding grounds—especially in high density cervid populations, such as those that exist for some cervid species during the breeding season, at baiting sites, in captivity, and in low predation situations.