Sentence examples for ground paper from inspiring English sources

The flight control on the ground, paper airplane making, and flying of paper airplanes was quite popular and so forth.

Vast forests are mowed down to provide the raw material, which is then treated with toxic chemicals, only to be quickly buried back into the ground (paper accounts for about 40% of a typical American landfill).

As Chambers (2006, p. 1) emphasized, "The medium and means of mapping, whether ground, paper or GIS, and the mode of facilitation influence who takes part, the nature of outcomes and power relationships.

Don't flush medicines, coffee grounds, paper towels or egg shells, or anything that breaks down slowly, down the toilet or sink.

Paul Hunter's BREAKING GROUND (Silverfish Review Press, paper, $12) makes a detail-filled and trustworthy, if often unsurprising, contribution to that sturdy genre.

When color was called for, he made a pulp from water and ground colored paper that he mashed into the artwork.

By comparison, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's party is losing ground: The paper linked the shift against Likud to frayed relations between Netanyahu and U.S. President Barack Obama over Israel's continuing settlement expansion in the West Bank, but did not present findings on the Israeli leader's personal popularity.

On Saturday, the Great Hall again became a testing ground for paper airplanes, as dozens of children and a few adults flung their creations into the air in preparation for a public arts event and contest inspired by the 1967 competition.

Vija Celmins, Untitled (Ocean), 1977; graphite on acrylic ground on paper; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, bequest of Alfred M. Esberg; © Vija Celmins; photo: Don Ross, courtesy the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

She was hit by the train and fell 80 feet to the ground, the paper reported.

The protesters used a rope to pull the monument to the ground, student paper The Daily Tar Heel reported.