Sentence examples for ground to ground from inspiring English sources

For the players, the facilities on offer don't seem to vary as much from ground to ground, as most away changing rooms are fairly basic.

The club moved along the banks of the Clyde restlessly, from ground to ground, until in 1909 it finally settled a mile or two away in another industrial suburb, Maryhill, where a stadium named Firhill was built next to the locks and basins of the Forth & Clyde Canal.

Patten begins gently by telling me that his grandparents were both headteachers in Manchester; he had Didsbury aunties and, as a boy, used to follow Brian Statham, the Lancashire fast bowler, from ground to ground, a bottle of Tizer and Sandwich Spread sarnies in his knapsack.

The military has also been using ground-to-ground rockets.

Rebels fired ground-to-ground rockets at the suspected loyalist positions for hours.

The 107 is one of the world's more abundant ground-to-ground rockets.

And the city has been pounded by mortar shells, artillery and ground-to-ground rockets throughout.

The impact craters and twisted remains of other ground-to-ground rockets were visible around the remaining tanks.

Some of these practices were most recently reported in the transfer of Fajr-5 ground-to-ground rockets to Gaza.

Reports from the specialist who first found the weapon have confirmed the bomblets were carried in a 122-millimeter ground-to-ground rocket.

The international force has apologized for the deaths of at least 16 civilians during the Marja campaign, including 12 killed by a ground-to-ground rocket strike.