Sentence examples for continual ground from inspiring English sources
I'll tell you how Korea was ended.... Eisenhower let the word go out — let the word go out diplomatically — to the Chinese and the North [Koreans] — that he would not tolerate this continual ground war of attrition.
He told how Korea was ended; how Eisenhower let the word go out-diplomatically-to the Chinese and the North Koreans that he would not tolerate this continual ground war of attrition.
His continual grounding by the acerbic and wise Arabella (Charlotte Riley of Peaky Blinders fame) is already immensely pleasing to watch.
"You see the guy down on the ground, being gratuitously kicked, on a continual basis, by more than one police officer.
The work that needs to be done relies on the continual use of satellites and ground monitoring.
Mr Lessig has no beef with copyrights per se, but he objects on constitutional, educational and creative grounds to their continual extension, which makes them, in effect, perpetual.The constitution gives Congress the power to "promote the progress of science and useful arts, by securing for limited times to authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries".
The continual swaying and rolling of the ground deepened the disorientation of a nation accustomed to disaster, but which has not experienced anything on this scale for generations.
The hip is relatively flexed at initial ground contact and undergoes continual extension throughout the entire phase.
Indeed, the stressful ritual of end-of-course examinations has been losing ground in favour of continual assessment and its role as part of the learning process [ 15].
A Local Government Association spokesperson said: "Cremations are not run to make a profit, but meeting the standards bereaved families expect requires continual investment in chapels of rest, grounds maintenance and equipment.
Warmer air is able to hold more water vapour which under certain weather conditions can form vast plumes or "rivers" in the atmosphere that can result in continual, heavy downpours over one spot of high ground, the scientists said.
