Sentence examples for early ground from inspiring English sources

The Oscars race has only just begun, but it seems Moore has made some strong early ground so far.

However, the most assured way to keep a war like this short is to mount a large early ground offensive.

Nobody's making any early ground on Kaymer, who could be forgiven for slipping into Jimenez Mode right now: cigar ON.

BBM took early ground as a free messaging service but in the last couple of years has been overtaken by the likes of WhatsApp and Viber.

From where the Guardian was seated, it was difficult to give Quigg more than a few rounds near the end, and his frantic efforts showed that he knew he had given up too much early ground.

A11 NEW YORK/REGION B1-7 Memorial Would Be Focus, In Early Ground Zero Plans All the competing plans for redeveloping the World Trade Center site include a memorial park as the centerpiece, covering up to two-thirds of the 16-acre site, according to people who have seen the six preliminary designs, which are to be made public today.

This may reflect his early grounding in insurance.

But it also stems from his early grounding in classical equilibrium.

The goal, he said in a 1985 interview with The Philadelphia Inquirer, was to give students an early grounding in the real world of science.

It's fair to theorise that Scott's early grounding in advertising has coloured his approach to his material as much as the visual style with which it is rendered.

From her early grounding in blues and rhythm-and-blues, she has become a connoisseur of grooves: not just shuffles and boogies but funk, New Orleans mambo, reggae and South African mbaqanga.