Sentence examples for ground thought from inspiring English sources

Apart from the assistant, I don't think anyone in the ground thought it was a penalty, including the referee".

"I don't think anyone in the ground thought this game was over when we went 2-0 dorn or at any time," he said.

We were walking along the soft turf of the Giant's Ring outside Belfast a burial ground thought to date from the Bronze Age.

Yesterday was his first sight of obstacles in public since last March, on ground thought to be much softer than ideal, but those who backed him to odds-on had not a moment's concern.

Everybody in the ground thought he had scored, probably including Given, yet at the last moment the ball bounced on to a post and back across goal, to be pawed away to safety by a surprised but relieved goalkeeper.

United had Robin van Persie back in the starting lineup for the first time since February, and most of the ground thought he had put the home side into the lead when he met Ashley Young's cross from the left with a first-time finish at the near post midway through the first half.

On the touchline, Lambert is down on his haunches, staring at the ground, thoughts flying through his head that would be best described as Glaswegian.

Activists on the ground in thought otherwise.

Epistemological skepticism, moral relativism, and philosophical commitments to autonomy as a fundamental human value have grounded tolerationist thought and practice as well.

It was a trope a year ago from the right when the court upheld the constitutionality of Obamacare on grounds some thought were judicially invented.

Add his rapid-fire marriage and later divorce to the pop singer Cheryl Tweedy, and a recent dressing down for "accidentally" firing a loaded air rifle at a visitor to Chelsea's training ground, and thoughts of Englishmen with brains in their feet have substance.