Sentence examples for ground granted from inspiring English sources

The burial ground granted to the community in 1386 was "the most out of the way place the authorities could imagine," says Aldo Izzo, a retired sea captain who lives on the Lido and is president of the local Jewish burial society.

The Newlands Business Park will help finance the club's 23,000-capacity ground granted planning permission by Luton Borough Council in January.

On Friday, Obama seemed to find a middle ground, granting a two-year reprieve from deportation for certain eligible immigrants but not granting them legal status.

The ground was granted by Peter Stuyvesant to the first Jews in North America, in 1654.

In national elections, the Republicans haven't been going there because they take the ground for granted.

"This wasn't somebody from outside saying you ought to behave this way," the official said in a briefing in which the ground rules granted him anonymity.

"The response on the part of those writers and critics who can no longer take the centre ground for granted is to deny the validity of other, alternative voices," said Forna.

Following the second deicing, LaGuardia ground control granted Flight 405 permission to taxi to Runway 13.

The first time I had to sit with a detective in order to report the crime, and had to identify myself as "the victim," it was as though some foreign thing outside myself suddenly and violently reached deep inside me, all the way to my soul, and wrenched out some vital part of me: the part that, up until that very moment, had always taken the solid ground for granted.

Entry into a G8, scarcely justified these days on economic or even military grounds but granted almost as a personal favour to Russia's president, will be his greatest triumph.

There is a rational middle ground between granting an automatic path to citizenship for every illegal immigrant, and a program of mass deportation.