Sentence examples for ground nature from inspiring English sources

Such was the training ground nature of the match that Northampton's director of rugby, Jim Mallinder, was able to bring off some of his key players early in the second-half while next weekend's Premiership opponents Leicester were having rather more to do in Toulon.

Irish turned down as many as four shots at goal, just to underline the training-ground nature of the contest.

It's this authentic, grounded nature that makes her the pre-eminent dance-actress of her day.

Women have a biologically grounded nature, she believes, which they neglect at their peril, and their looks are one of their chief "evolutionary" weapons.

Perhaps it was the grounded nature of his upbringing that gave him the strength to keep to his own road through Hollywood's many alluring diversions.

His Spanish-born father Enrique - who goes by the nickname Kiko and was on the books of Deportivo La Coruna before settling in Lancashire - says Rodriguez's grounded nature was behind his desire to take up plumbing.

That's where success lies, that grounded nature, because that's where we connect.

In heathland habitats such as Nadgee or Barren Grounds Nature Reserves, it may not exceed 1 m (3 ft) in height.

There has to be some sort of grounded nature to something so people don't start [saying], 'I don't believe this,' and then they turn the channel.

But the overall effect of her grounded nature, Keenan-Bolger's less wounded Laura and Quinto's shielded Tom is a show where the stakes are lower.

A study of an area of extensive hybridization between B. robur and B. oblongifolia at Barren Grounds Nature Reserve revealed some plants with morphology suggestive of B. paludosa in their parentage, and requiring further investigation.