Sentence examples for ground to create from inspiring English sources

But in soccer "diving"—falling to the ground to create the appearance of a foul is endemic.

Like Hollywood set designers, technicians work on the ground to create targets that resemble those found on real battlefields.

The company opposed efforts to move stores from below ground to create a more energetic street life.

There is more than enough potential oil resource below ground to create the climate disaster he refers to.

A "sacred powder" was sprinkled on the ground to create an astrological chart consisting of twelve boxes: one for each of the Hindu birth stars.

Here he's under the sway of Whistler, more than of Monet, scattering the flowers across a flat ground to create the feeling of a Japanese print or textile.

While the money for the competition comes from television, the broadcasters need large, noisy crowds in the grounds to create a compelling atmosphere.

Yet, Lowe's calls for Radio 3 and 4 to be played in college grounds to create the right "middle-class atmosphere" risk isolating any potential working- class students.

Companies like Deliv and Zipments are using marketplace and logistics systems to provide a faster, cheaper way for retailers to deliver goods; while on-demand services such as Postmates and TaskRabbit combine technology with feet-on-the-ground to create a new channel for customers to buy products from local high-volume retailers, such as restaurants.

Their ambition was to create an observation tower in the grounds, designed to rival the Blackpool Tower, while using the remaining grounds to create a more "elegant" atmosphere.

The aim, Phillips, says, is not to juxtapose subject and ground but to "create a vibration between picture and viewer".