Sentence examples for country grounds from inspiring English sources

Hancock's "new home" happens to be a small house -- one of seven rental houses -- on the beautiful wooded "Hill Country" grounds of Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 4443, "Veterans Cove," in Austin.

Just after noon, the largest system in the country ground to a halt.

-- Domestic airfares in India have spiked sharply since the country grounded its Boeing 737 Max aircraft fleet.

Basically the entire country ground to a halt in February, everyone north of Arkansas stuck in a real-life version of Frozen.

Much of the country ground to a halt last week after a blast of cold air from Siberia, known as the Beast from the East, clashed with Storm Emma.

It means a sold-out Country Ground and the Sky Sports audience will get to witness Cooper's brand of passing football that he has unitised since being handed the reigns this summer against Jose Mourinho's star-studded line-up.

Lynch law, which owes its name to Charles Lynch, a Virginia farmer who administered a rough justice to outlaws and Tories during the Revolution, is a contradiction in a country grounded in laws and rights.

The birth of healthy octuplets, nine weeks' premature, was initially welcomed as a heartening medical miracle in a country ground down by the daily barrage of bad economic news.

The announcement earlier this year that China had sent its first astronaut into space galvanized many American lawmakers, who did not want to see their country grounded while another power dominated the skies.

North of the border, Scotland's First Minister, Alex Salmond, had to call in the Army as much of his country ground to a halt in up to three feet of snow.

In some parts of the country ground water, the main water source, is fast being depleted.