Sentence examples for ground day from inspiring English sources
On the ground, day to day, you don't have to wait for a Bigelow effect".
No, the war described in Mr. Finkel's book, "The Good Soldiers," is something far more immediate and visceral: the war as experienced on the ground, day by day, moment by moment, by members of an Army battalion sent to Baghdad during the surge in 2007.
"There is a reality that people on the ground day to day are experiencing.
"This is a reality that people on the ground, day to day, are experiencing.
Workers forage on the ground day and night.
Adult RNA was prepared from 3 sets of 20 adult females each that emerged during the flight and within 4 hours of landing (Flight Day 1) and from adult females from the corresponding ground control cassettes (Ground Day 1).
For there is an urgent new restaurant reality: "These days, carrots are in the ground Friday and on the plate Saturday night," he said.
But the next day, the elbow stiffened up again, and when he threw on flat ground Friday in Toronto, he felt it again.
Broader stock indicators also lost ground Friday.
Highlights this week include Nicholas Ray's agonized 1952 noir "On Dangerous Ground" (Wednesday).
Still, di Canio, 44, held his ground Tuesday in a news conference in Sunderland.
