Sentence examples for entering the grounds from inspiring English sources

We were made to put on hard hats and boots before entering the grounds.

Fans were instructed to "anticipate slight delays upon entering the grounds," according to a statement from the group Saturday.

Wimbledon had little option but to heighten its security, introducing airport-style checks for those entering the grounds.

The United States Tennis Association announced new security measures this year that required guests to proceed through magnetometers and wanding before entering the grounds.

I sat in the blazing sun with perhaps two dozen others, many cooling themselves with the round yellow fans we were handed upon entering the grounds.

It is Friday 1 July 1938, and we are entering the grounds of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.

Shoppers entering the ground floor pass "shop in shop" boutiques with brands like Bulgari and Cartier.

The club also held a scarf day where the first 100 children entering the ground were given a free Millwall scarf.

The law forbids people from entering the ground during the green turtle nesting season, which runs from June to October, but cleanup crews may need to do so nonetheless to ensure that all of the pellets are removed.

Meanwhile, James, the squadron commander, had breached one wall, crossed a section of the yard covered with trellises, breached a second wall, and joined up with the SEALs from helo one, who were entering the ground floor of the house.

Blue colour shows nodes where current enters the grid; red shows current entering the ground.