Sentence examples for ground held by from inspiring English sources

The difference has been made up by the silver already above ground held by investors.

Alliance tanks were moving up a ridge toward the high ground held by the Taliban this morning.

Video of a portion of Bland's arrest, obtained by Chicago's ABC affiliate, appears to show her down on the ground, held by an officer.

From Hungary to Sweden, Finland to Greece, sundry extremists, racists, neo-Nazis, or simply deep conservatives occupy the ground held by what we call the far right.

Some analysts are now predicting that the Greens — long more of a conventional party than a protest movement — will occupy the center ground held by the Free Democrats since 1945.

The American war strategy rests largely on clearing ground held by the Taliban so that Mr. Karzai's army and government can move in, allowing the Americans to scale back their involvement in an increasingly unpopular and costly war.

The barrel bombs targeted a cluster of rebel-held towns including Busra al-Harir north-east of Daraa, where the government attack threatens to bisect a finger of rebel ground jutting northwards into land held by the government.

So for anyone, like me, who has ever daydreamed about a real skyway a mile above the ground held up by "invisible ion rays," or a rocket-propelled ski jump over a large metropolis, or a Rocket Chair that could shoot you to any location if you were late, then Marvel­town, as chronicled in Bruce McCall's first children's book, is the place to be.

All that was left were us, the young graduate students and stray researchers still on the ground, held there by the ballast of our nationality and passports.

The deputy then shoved her to the ground, held her by the hair and twisted her arm to handcuff her while using his body weight to restrain her, the video shows.

On a prime lot on Avenida Paulista, the museum comprises a hulking concrete and glass box suspended eight metres off the ground, held in place by bright red pillars and creating beneath it a public gathering space.