Sentence examples for ground all over from inspiring English sources

"Friends" may not have broken much new ground in sitcom terms, but then the popularity of the genre usually depends on plowing the old ground all over again.

The movement to ban corporal punishment is gaining ground all over the world.

More telling maybe is what is happening on the ground all over the country.

The system includes 900 listening posts scattered on the ground all over the Amazon.

But we always balance this political pressure with the work we do on the ground all over the world.

Eve replies: Guardian contributor EveEnsler 14 February 2014 2 20pm This movement is directed by grassroots women and activists women on the ground all over the world.

When she was close, Lucy got on her knees and rubbed the shirt cloth over the ground, all the way to Sinkler's feet.

The gallery is a pitched battle about painting versus drawing, figure-ground versus all-over composition; stained versus impastoed surfaces; mythic versus biomorphic forms; and who dripped first.

Finally, he would land back on the ground and start all over again.

And as for cricket, though I have dozed pleasantly in grounds all over this country and Australia, I still don't get the difference between off-spin and leg-spin, can't tell from just looking whether a bowler is fast, medium pace or a trundler, and have never yet seen a catch taken with the naked eye.

"It might take police going into grounds all over the country and arresting people.