Sentence examples for from that ground from inspiring English sources

Labour leaders who say they're not Tony Blair are moving away from that ground".

To an extent, the battle over James has never really shifted from that ground; Jamesians continue to swoon over his fine discernment, while detractors still smirk at his willingness to grind near-nothings into powder.

Few are as grand as the claim of the Namas and the Basters, who seek not only recovery of 210,000 acres of state-owned land, but also compensation for the diamonds removed from that ground over 75 years.

Second, most legal systems distinguish criminal from civil wrongs: wrongs that ground a criminal prosecution, from those that ground a civil case for damages brought by the injured party.

There are some promising sprouts now shooting from that barren ground.

Borussia Dortmund was lured from that grounded approach in the wake of the team's first and only Champions League title, in 1997.

"The mist comes out so far away from the ground that you'll never get any condensation".

Although Palembang and Bogor had both enacted SF policies, there were reports from the ground that there was not complete compliance with these policies.

If you've recently made a pot of coffee, you can use the spent grounds from that.

Health Policy and Systems Research has been described as a field that is driven by questions that arise from the ground [ 83].

Always start from the grounds that a request for money is to be treated with suspicion until proven otherwise.