Sentence examples for ground build from inspiring English sources

He brings various constituencies together to find common ground, build relationships and support each other's causes.

The Houthis' aim was to stand their ground, build on the gains so dramatically made in preceding months, and send Hadi and his government into exile.

The second lesson is that, in order to get traction and maximise the odds of success, it pays to look for real problems on the ground, build up from what already exists, and try to eliminate the business as usualoption as an alternative.

Acknowledging that at least 25 years of hard work lay ahead, he said: "This once in a lifetime opportunity now demands that all political parties, whether in or out of office, use the time we now have to understand what works on the ground, build on it and back success".

Typically, developers who want to move their apps to React Native would have to either rewrite their app from the ground, build a quick and dirty integration that'll cost them later, or build a new platform and tooling for integrating React Native into their apps.

I also reiterated to the President there are other issues where we can find common ground, build trust and get America working again.

The new place, sadly, is a facsimile of every new ground built in Britain since 1997, only a bit bigger.

He was going to speak from the City Hall to the crowd on the Grand Parade — the old military parade ground built by the Dutch, back in the 18th century.

But in the eyes of local officials and police, who discovered and excavated the mystery chamber last month, it's just a baffling hole in the ground built for no discernable or especially "nefarious" reason.

"You have to see this to understand how the ground builds up," said Dr. Ammerman, a Colgate University archaeologist who has studied the origins of Venice for more than a decade.

Established in the early eighteen-hundreds, the small graveyard commemorates the community of Sandy Ground, built by freed black oystermen, many from Maryland, who moved there when New York outlawed slavery, and made money planting strawberries and seeding oysters.