Sentence examples for ground hating from inspiring English sources
First up is a girl who isn't really pop culture-savvy enough for Billy, but they soon find common ground hating on their least favorite Food Network star, Rachel Ray.
After nine hungover hours fastened to my sofa this weekend, covered in Hobnob crumbs, I can safely say from my cultural high-ground: I hate Nancy Wheeler.
The woman had filed for the divorce on the ground that she hated her husband and that they could not live together.
To the contrary, jails and prisons are breeding ground for hate groups".
Crews are still trying to reach the wreckage of the subway car on the King's Cross line, where police have said there are many bodies still trapped in the rubble. 1 Long before bombings ripped through London, Britain had become a breeding ground for hate, fed by a militant version of Islam.
"Six months ago I asked your general counsel about Facebook's role as a breeding ground for hate speech against Rohingya refugees," Leahy said.
But a further complication is that he was previously married to the woman who used to be Shriver's agent, but who refused to handle Kevin on the grounds that she hated it.
Airlines hate grounding their planes, particularly when the cost of keeping one out of commission is around $85,000 per month, but flying half-empty planes costs even more.
"If the ground is good or faster, or even good to soft, that would be a strong possibility, but she hates bottomless ground.
"But he hates soft ground," O'Brien said.
Yet if Bill Clinton were in office today, liberals would hate the ground he walked on.
