Sentence examples for ground asking for from inspiring English sources

Ganit Margolinski, who was at a store next door with her son, told the Israel radio: "I saw children lying wounded on the ground asking for help.

Tasha Tillery, 17, who arrived at the parking lot just moments after hearing the two gunshots, said she saw Mr. Jones handcuffed and lying on the ground, asking for an ambulance.

The crew had radioed to mechanics on the ground asking for help in troubleshooting a problem with the stabilizer, which makes up about two-thirds of the horizontal tail, because they could not adjust it to the proper trim to give the plane the desired nose-up or nose-down angle.

Is it true a young lad turned up at the training ground asking for your autograph and, when asked why he wasn't at school, he said he was being bullied, so you took him to school and spoke to the headmaster?: "No.

At the same time, Mr. Kerry said, if commanders on the ground ask for a troop increase, "you'd have to respond to what the commanders asked for".

CARE and other humanitarian agencies on the ground ask for a similar level of commitment and mobilisation to meet the urgent humanitarian needs as well.

The plaintiffs had sought compensation for lost hunting and fishing grounds, asking for the equivalent of $37.8 million.

As hundreds of East Germans surrounded his embassy grounds, asking for asylum and West German citizenship, he helped some of them over the wall himself -- onto the embassy grounds, which were West German territory.

Mr. Putin, the former K.G.B. officer, sought common ground, asking, "Your father used to work for the C.I.A., didn't he?" A witness to the conversation recalled that Mr. Bush tried to explain that in the American system the director of central intelligence was a political appointee, not a spy.

Composers with populist aspirations who merge traditions into some mushy middle ground are asking for trouble.

But if the patient received anything short of what I have described, I should think that Mr. Levy would be on shaky ground in asking for absolution.