Sentence examples for ground friends from inspiring English sources

Respondents were asked if they were able to go alone, with permission, or not at all to 10 places (neighbors, nearby shop, school, sports ground, friends, relatives, fields inside/outside village, nearby community, and nearby health outlet: 0 = can go alone, no permission needed; 1 = can go alone with permission; 2 = can go with permission with someone; 3 = cannot go at all).

Luckily, Laura Rizzo is the kind of perky yet grounded friend who attends Hunter College and aspires to be an elementary school teacher.

That said, his return to United at the end of last season following Moyes' dismissal was a novelty, to be re-united on the training ground with friends he had known since his childhood.

"Kneeling on the ground, my friends were chanting, 'Satan, I command you to leave this woman.' Others exhorted all 'demons to leave in the name of Christ'," Jindal wrote in the New Oxford Review.

Yet even if we accept that literature is not best approached as a hunting ground for friends — if we recognize that a character need not be exemplary to tell us something valuable — we may still, on occasion, find our appreciation of a book disabled by antipathy toward its protagonist.

So many celebrities try to create this impression – with accounts of how firmly their feet are planted on the ground, childhood friends, tucking into the least healthy thing on the menu, all that – that I fear this will seem credulous, but with Davis there's no trace of affectation about it.

Move to higher, more stable ground, my friends..

Jeez, Hermione is thin on the ground with friends!

I'd wake up on the ground, my friends asking if I was OK.

Both are committed to keeping their daughters grounded, their friends and aides say.

There was a tremendous bang and we were thrown to the ground: my friend was killed by a land mine.