Sentence examples for explore the ground from inspiring English sources

He insisted on a half hour's preparatory interview the day before, designed to explore the ground I intended to cover.

Any developer who wishes to drill for must obtain special consent to do so, and the department can impose numerous conditions on a license to explore the ground below.

In this charming "Brits Off Broadway" production, Drummond, co-directed by David Overend, uses magic to explore the ground between our fascination with death and our longing for love.

These rays are very mobile, and an active sea robin can move slowly along the bottom apparently supported on the rays, which continuously explore the ground ahead and on either side.

Te Kore, transition from Te Pō to Te Ao Mārama Expansion of the Universe (Big Bang) Laying down with closed-eyes, starting to explore the ground and describe textures, temperature, solidity, the feeling of darkness and confusion.

The excavation is happening ahead of the area becoming a station for the new Crossrail service, meaning that the archaeologists have a limited amount of time to explore the ground here before it is covered over again.

Today, the cemetery is open to the public, and more than 200,000 people explore the grounds each year.

Fish Court, Hampton Court Palace, Surrey Residents staying in the former home of King Henry VIII are free to explore the grounds when they are closed to the general public.

Visitors can rent bicycles to explore the grounds, and join the season's last tours of Peter Coffin's "Untitled (Bees Making Honey)," a working apiary, which end next weekend.

Away from the towers, you can tour the assembly line, explore the grounds, stare at the artworks dotted around the sprawling site, and visit an exhibition charting the history of the automobile, filled, of course, with VW classics.

01576 300 251, hoddomcastle.co.uk, pods from £35 a night self-catering, pitches for two from £13.50 Mooch around the round drawing room, marvel at the pistols and swords in the armoury then swan down the oval staircase to explore the grounds: the Fountain Court's orangery and terraces, the walled garden and glasshouses.