Sentence examples for ground is seen from inspiring English sources

Common ground is seen as vital to team performance.

"The ground is seen as a sinister place for aliens and misfits," Ms. Littenberg said.

In particular, Moyes' work on the training ground is seen as having the potential to get more out of an underperforming group of players.

A commitment to avoid "boots on the ground" is seen as the acid test of President Obama's commitment to avoid drawing the US into another extended war in Iraq.

On a video provided by Mr. Diarrassouba, gunshots can be heard, and the bloodied bodies of at least four women lying face down on the ground are seen.

Although songs such as Blanket on the Ground were seen by some as country-pop compromises – in the term of the day "countrypolitan" – Spears was voted most promising female vocalist in 1976 by the conservative Academy of Country Music.

"Berlin's swampy ground was seen as a potential hindrance for such a massive structure, so the engineers of the German Society for Soil Mechanics were commissioned to check the extent to which it would have to be reinforced," says Micha Richter, a Berlin architect and leading member of Berlin Underworlds, an association that holds tours of historic sites across – and mainly underneath – the city.

Currently, the coalition is engaged only in airstrikes against the Islamic State, and Iran's troops on the ground are seen by some as a tentacled power grab.

Many of the worst mistakes of the war, Rice insists, were made by the Pentagon: too few troops to enforce order; disbanding the Iraqi Army; surreal official briefings, at increasing odds with the reality that foreign correspondents on the ground were seeing.

But, as Lt Col Hawbaker readily acknowledges, American soldiers - so-called "boots on the ground" - are seeing action where it is deemed appropriate.

Scenes of chaos from within the hotel's grounds are seen as the footage starts.