Sentence examples for ground appearing from inspiring English sources

After the running, Taylor stretched out on the ground, appearing more fatigued than most of his teammates.

The letter Corbyn wrote to May seems to give ground, appearing to offer compromises where Labour might support her, dropping some of its reddest lines.

In a gouache of 1962, for instance, a black semi-figure stands on a white ground, appearing to be a man's head and legs with the torso a broad rectangular form that spreads out to the picture's edges.

Small, loyally attended events look thin on the ground, appearing to have been largely replaced in clubbers' affections by the large, must-pre-book events like Manchester's Warehouse Project and stay-over weekends where Butlin's is transformed into a gurn-fest like Bugged Out!

The Sky Blues were subsequently deducted 10 points by the Football League and moved all staff and club shop stock from the Ricoh Arena to their training ground, appearing to try to cut ties with their home of eight years.

Suillus spraguei grows in a mycorrhizal association with several pine species, particularly eastern white pine, and the fruit bodies grow on the ground, appearing from early summer to autumn.

The middle ground appears more elusive than ever.

When "Facts on the Ground" appeared, Abu El-Haj had been teaching for four years at the University of Chicago.

* - Update: the individual who is attacked while lying on the ground appears to actually be a boy.

In two of those, he said, as he looked at a navigation screen, the ground appeared to rotate 120 degrees.

But the life of the spy on the ground appears to have changed very little in half a century.