Sentence examples for ground to enter from inspiring English sources

Secondly it also allows scouts on the ground to enter information manually, for example the location of a fence-break, or where an elephant carcass has been found.

A hole 50cm deep, 25cm high and 45cm wide was cut 89cm off the ground to enter the vault, with Jones, a marathon runner, and Basil clambering through.

Despite snowless ground, to enter the nondenominational Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills Memorial Park and Mortuary in Los Angeles, where Liberace, Stan Laurel and Buster Keaton lie, is to have no doubt that Christmas is near.

The failed attempt to cross into England forced the tunnel to close for 10 hours and added new tensions between France and Britain over the camp, which has been used by illegal migrants as a staging ground to enter Britain, which has more lenient asylum laws.

Wise Dan was seventh with a quarter-mile to go on the turf and made up enough ground to enter the stretch third, running on the outside.

Thus an American victory requires ground troops to enter Baghdad, where they will encounter first-hand the complicated conditions of the urban battlefield.

This deployment made 3rd Battalion the first American ground unit to enter the region since World War II.

Small animals like rabbits are often reluctant to leave ground level to enter a raised bed, as they instinctively avoid areas where they will be highly visible.

If any community is excluded or marginalized, in particular the Sunni community, you will find a fertile ground for ISIS to enter and take over as it has done in some parts of Syria and Iraq.

It is possible an acquisition of Alcatel-Lucent could provide both firms with a ground to re-enter the smartphone market.

This group may be back if the economy and their financial positions strengthen, but if prices continue to rise, they may not gain enough ground to re-enter the market.