Sentence examples for ground extends from inspiring English sources

That notion of "reasonable middle ground" extends beyond just Ubuntu TV.

Though they may not discuss it tonight during the campaign's only vice presidential debate, their common ground extends to fundraising, too -- at least in broad strokes.

The wider ground extends to attempting to renege on the promise made during the testator's lifetime, even when his intention at the time of making the promise may have been to fulfill the testator's wishes.

To stop the bus, people sat and lay on the ground, extending empty hands.

"This is equivalent to a huge hole in the ground extending from the Washington Monument out to well past the Beltway," Dr. Head said.

The solitude of drug dependence is also caught in an astonishing sequence where a distraught Davis, back in New York, lies on the ground extending an outflung arm to a back-projected image of a needle.

Next the architects plan to sink Lincoln Center's taxi drop-off on Columbus Avenue below ground, extending the plaza outward and creating a grander, more formal entry to the complex.

Stephen Dobbie's late winner at the City Ground extended Blackpool's unbeaten run in the Championship to seven matches.

The depositional axis of the air-fall ash, indicated by a whitish color on the ground, extended to the east-northeast (Fig. 5a, c).

The common ground extended across the party lines.

The foundation is reinforced by 380 piles driven 80 m into the ground, extending as far as 30 m into the bedrock.