Sentence examples for ground English from inspiring English sources

Loft Like = Needs walls Pied-a-Terre = French for "foot on the ground," English for "basement apartment" Now, test your skills by decoding this ad: The Ad: Charming converted 2 BR loft apt.

McMahon freely admits that in 2007, when the government scrapped the proposed tunnel on cost grounds, English Heritage had got it wrong: "We were mainly concerned with the view looking out from the stone circle.

From 15-19 august a replica Viking Boat – complete with sailors – will be moored at Lindisfarne Priory, where junior warriors can also hunt for the missing mini gods and goddesses hidden in the grounds (english-heritage.org.uk).uk

"We came from her class with respect for her and a solid ground in English.

As protesters chant, the camera shows the words "Revolution Until Victory" written on the ground in English.

The dank marsh-world they enter will be the fenny breeding ground of English literature.

The home of Yorkshire cricket had been Anderson's least productive ground on English soil going into the first Test, with his seven previous matches in Leeds returning 19 wickets at 41 runs apiece and ending in defeat five times.

Not a Punch, a Push "I just felt like he needed to be on the ground," the English director David Leveaux reportedly told his drinking companions after he pushed Michael Riedel, the theater columnist for The New York Post, off his feet in the theater district restaurant Angus McIndoe last Thursday.

Training is thin on the ground and English is almost always a pre-requisite for those wishing to advance their careers.

In 1906, the RFU arranged for William Williams to find a home ground for English Rugby.

The grounds include English country gardens, a swimming pool and a barn with two horse stalls.