Sentence examples for ground later from inspiring English sources
"Today" gained ground later in the week and won in both categories on Friday.
It briefly regained some ground later but fell back in early afternoon trading.
At the same ground later that year I was watching a friend having a trial for Manchester City.
The FTSE 100 recovered some ground later on, having been more than 5% down at one stage.
More-skilled graduates suffer an initial setback in earning power, but they are able to make up ground later by jumping from job to job.
They found that girls are more likely to meet the given benchmarks through childhood, but they lose ground later in life.
Ordóñez booted a grounder later in the inning, his first error.
His second error came in the fourth inning, when he dropped a throw, and he booted another grounder later, with the booing growing in intensity.
"How can we say it is mission accomplished, when we don't know what the mission was?" Joe Glenton refused to serve a second tour in Afghanistan on legal and moral grounds, later spending five months in military prison.
All impulses to exertion were stymied; the most I could manage was a pleasant bike ride around the grounds later that afternoon, and a stroll through the gardens and grotto the following day.
The Aston Lower Grounds, later renamed Villa Park, was not the first home of Aston Villa F.C. Their previous venue, Wellington Road faced increasing problems including an uneven pitch, poor spectator facilities, a lack of access and exorbitant rents.
