Sentence examples similar to day to ground from inspiring English sources
DAVID ROCKEFELLER, PHILANTHROPIST AND FAMILY PATRIARCH Mr. Rockefeller, who lives in Pocantico, is currently reading "A Life in Leadership: From D-Day to Ground Zero" by John C. Whitehead (Basic Books).
Emmys he can live without, particularly after a sobering visit to his local firehouse on Sept. 12 -- "They lost nine people" -- followed by a pilgrimage Monday to ground zero and Trinity Church.
Pope Francis made an emotional visit Friday to ground zero in lower Manhattan, where he paused to offer private prayers and took part in a multi-religious gathering entitled "A Witness to Peace".
Alaska Airlines decided late Thursday night to ground 18 of its 34 MD-80 aircraft, the same model as the plane that crashed off the California coast in January when a part in the tail broke.
The Met Office said in parts of the south-west around 150mm of rain – more than an average November – had fallen since Thursday on to ground and into rivers already swollen by a miserable summer and autumn.
The growing importance of understanding informal governance mechanisms and decision-making processes 'rooted in day-to-day, ground level realities' (Jones [2011]) in pastoralist communities cannot be overestimated.
The problem is it's very hard to interpret what's going on in the longview when you are seeing things on a day-to-day ground level.
The problem is it's very hard to interpret what's going on in the longview, when you are seeing things on a day-to-day ground level.
They lost 2-0 at Norwich on Monday to lose ground on their fellow strugglers at the bottom.
Japan decided on Tuesday to send ground troops to join the American-led forces in Iraq in what will be its most ambitious military operation since World War II.
California Governor Jerry Brown, US Environmental Protection Agency head Gina McCarthy, and other state and federal officials gathered in Fresno on Tuesday to break ground on America's first rail line dedicated to high-speed passenger trains. .
