Sentence examples for ground of two from inspiring English sources

Without N'Golo Kanté covering the ground of two men, we're simply unable to compete in midfield on the road.

For the busloads of pilgrims arriving from Iran and across Iraq, it is the burial ground of two of Shiite Islam's 12 imams, a spiritual destination in Iraq secondary only to the shrine cities of Najaf and Karbala.

If this doesn't grab you, try "Noodlin" (the titles are a little cutesy): two flat overlapping forms, suggestive of piano tops seen from above, one in green, the other in sour yellow with a blue appendage in the shape of a flattened dome, are tipped at a 45-degree angle on a divided ground of two browns.

The two papers start from a common ground of two assumptions: a) Conventional breeding brings about a large number of new and unknown variations at molecular level, yet it hardly ever creates any novel risk or hazard.

Although it remains the name of the ground of one of England's famous old football clubs, since 1989 the word Hillsborough has more strongly evoked Britain's worst sporting disaster.

Mr Nelson said: "We analysed a number of grounds within our sport and decided the Oval was the best possibility, notwithstanding the fact that it's the home ground of one of the finalists.

What they saw was nothing less than the running to ground of one of the most famous murder suspects in U.S. history.

Four groups (within 50 cm of each other on the ground) of five rotten apples were then chosen.

Severed boars' heads -- particularly offensive to Muslims, who are not supposed to eat pork -- were found on the grounds of two mosques.

However, this situation is strikingly different from FAD patients with heterozygous PSEN1 (or PSEN2) mutations who express mutant and WT PSEN1 (or PSEN2) in an approximately equal ratio in the back-ground of two WT PSEN2 (or PSEN1) alleles.

The consolidation treatment adopted in program-2 led us to support the activity of megatherapy in advanced NB, on the grounds of two arguments.