Sentence examples for ground completing from inspiring English sources
Known as the Voisin-Delagrange I, it was the first Voisin machine to leave the ground, completing six flights, the best of which covered 60 metres (almost 200 feet) in 6 seconds.
Cormier put on a dominant performance against Henderson, taking the fight to the ground; completing all three of his takedown attempts, Cormier sent Henderson flying vertically through the air in the third round and slamming to the canvas.
The three methods available to me for presents were as follows: picking up stuff already growing out of the ground; completing the few errands I was able to for a cash reward, then exchanging that at the local store for something physical; and going through people's trash cans to grab whatever usable "rubbish" they'd thrown out.
The Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum in withersfield, with a tea room overlooking the garden, and the parterre garden at Roseland Cottage in Woodstock, where visitors may picnic on the grounds, complete the list.
The man loaded some of the cuttings on his tiny pickup truck to be dumped but a lot of them spilled out and were left lying on the ground, complete with all their beginning buds and cherry blossoms.
Because the plot is located on a portion of the cemetery that was unused by the Lutheran Church, Safia hired landscapers to clear and manicure the space into a proper burial ground, complete with winding sand paths.
#Ground engineers completing daily inspections should keep copies of their inspection records.
Smith, who writes for The Sunday Times Magazine of London, says a decisive moment occurred when Mandela was rejected on racial grounds from completing his law studies at Witwatersrand University.
The remaining solids are finely ground to complete the dispersion of the starch and the ground slurry is washed and separated in countercurrent fashion over a set of screens.
Parliament House, on the site of St. Giles's burial ground, was completed in 1639 and was occupied by the Scottish Parliament until its abolition in 1707.
