Sentence examples for feel on ground from inspiring English sources

How do your feet feel on ground?

Many objects from the latter half of 20th century make viewers feel on familiar ground.

This may be plausible (the two images are widely separated in the Bible) but I feel on surer ground in proposing my profane counterpart to Barron's sacred one.

Evidently, there was value to be had in the ether, but how would things feel on the ground?

ACROSS the nation, as in Detroit, there is an economic disconnect, a split between what the economic numbers say and how things feel on the ground.

He went on, "Republicans understand they can't ignore the problem any more and I think they feel on firmer ground if they disagree on policy rather than a set of facts that is well established".

There is something endearing in the patter, as if we were listening to a child just emerging from an amusement-park ride who doesn't yet feel on solid ground.

There's also Weddar, the "people-powered" weather service and mobile app that encourages location-based reporting with a very human element, since it asks people how conditions generally feel on the ground, instead of seeking out specifics.

That changed when the questions returned to the economy and everyone seemed to feel on firmer ground.

But the data also allows us to focus specifically on the region, helping us to understand how people feel on the ground.

They feel on particularly strong ground with regard to the record on cancer care and meeting the accusation that thousands of Welsh patients are going for treatment in England.