Sentence examples for empty grounds from inspiring English sources

When I visited, it was unnerving walking around the nearly empty grounds.

There are some tradeoffs with these off-peak specials, like less appealing weather outside the temperature-controlled treatment rooms, or sometimes eerily empty grounds.

Suleiman Salah, a 5-year-old kindergarten pupil at Hope Flowers, wandered through the empty grounds today as the school's guard, his cousin Khaled Salah, 37, showed some visitors around.

Uefa has strengthened its rules against racist behaviour by supporters in recent years, including requiring clubs to play matches in empty grounds, but does not consider the rules to apply beyond a stadium and its perimeter.

But if that's how they feel how does one explain the empty grounds for some Test series, especially in India of late?

For the most part, the mortars fell on empty ground: nobody was hurt, no property damaged.

"So many memories," she sighs as she stares at the empty ground around the side of the church.

It can lead to empty ground floors where no one walks, or fenced-in courtyards that feel uninviting.

In the north-east both Middlesbrough and Sunderland have built impressive new stadiums, which stand in splendid isolation amidst a lot of empty ground.

His vision is of a spiral of five towers -- including one 1,776-foot 1,776-footurrounding a hallowed, empty ground on the spirewhere the twin towers once stood.

In an empty ground-floor commercial space a few steps west of Sixth Avenue, it has stacked seats on two sides of a performance space outlined by makeshift footlights.