Sentence examples for ground attached from inspiring English sources

Even when, as the children lined up for lunch, one of the more impulsive students dropped to the ground, attached herself to Ms. Moffett's ankles and shrieked.

With the centerpiece in place, Mrs. Straus put a stick in the ground, attached a string and drew a nine-foot circle, the outline for an eight-inch-deep, rubber-lined recirculating pool.

Drying was carried out on a large area of open ground attached to the premises.

We ran a wire cable between two trees, about twenty feet off the ground, and attached a pulley to it.

The engine was suspended several feet off the ground and attached by a pulley system to a six-ton counterweight, made of a cabinet filled with thousands of books and magazines donated by the publisher of Ebony and Jet — Gates's way of suggesting that the burdens of history can be lightened by acknowledging African-Americans' rich culture.

The current style of turret -- broadly defined as a tower rising from the ground and attached to a corner or wall, or a small tower projecting from the edge of a roof -- often has a particularly castlelike aspect in places like the north shore of Nassau County.

The KOSB, until then responsible for defending the landing ground, were attached to 4th Parachute Brigade to replace the 11th Parachute Battalion.

Two bamboo poles, stuck into the ground and attached to the wire loops, supported the cages.

The positive and negative leads were placed in the right and left axillae and the ground lead attached to the skin cranial to the scapula.

To allow for modular removal, replacement or service of individual HEX units, the four HEX array connection wires (1 each, RGB anodes and ground) were attached to a standard RJ11 telephone connector.

It is important to note, however, that the strain (CD1 vs. black 6 background), sex (female vs. male), age (3 months vs. 4 months), duration of unloading (4 weeks vs. 3 weeks), and ground control (attached tail device vs. free ambulation) make a direct comparison to the present study difficult.