Sentence examples for ground followed from inspiring English sources

5 Turn left and pass the entrance to Low Bank Ground, followed by Black Beck Cottage and Thurston.

Cyanobacteria and green algae are generally the first to colonize bare ground, followed by lichens and mosses, which require stable soil strata for growth.

Next came a three-foot stride to simulate running on flat ground, followed by a two-foot step going "uphill," with elbows pumping.

After a while, bloody limbs, a torso and, finally, a head would drop to the ground, followed by the fakir who would reassemble the pieces and the original boy would spring smiling back to life.

They say that emissions from development — through mining or steam heating out of the ground followed by upgrading for shipment — are more harmful than those that come from extracting most conventional crude oil.

Theirs were sleepless, fearful nights punctuated by aftershocks that rocked the buildings and quivered through the ground, followed by dazed dawns when damp bedding was hung out in the ruins, ablutions performed in the gutter and food cooked communally on fires of scavenged wood.

A brief period of suspension, during which all four legs are off the ground, follows this sequence.

But he can use a robot too: a football-sized drone, hovering several metres off the ground, follows a beacon stashed in the little boy's school bag.

Soldiers with head-mounted displays might, for example, read street names superimposed on the ground, follow colour-coded arrows for patrols or retreats, and see symbols indicating known or potential sniper nests, weapons caches and hiding places for booby-traps.

The switch to a neutral ground follows a riot last year during qualifying for this year's Africa Cup of Nations.

From the ground, follow Hampton Bay's instructions to attach the down rod and/or canopy to the motor housing.