Sentence examples for ground to take from inspiring English sources
He threw himself to the ground to take cover.
When officers fell to the ground to take cover from gunfire, they detonated the explosives.
The team drilled beneath the ground to take sample cores from up to 165 metres beneath the surface.
Problematic for establishment Republicans, who need to win over the centre ground to take the White House.
They believe they have identified 150,000 seeps in Alaska alone, and they approached a fraction of them from the ground to take gas samples.
The Social Democrats gained ground to take 36% of the vote, and Mr Kohl's party fell to 22%—a drop of 12 percentage points since 1994.
Staff at both banks have some grounds to take comfort though.
A: We have got grounds to take strike action on pay.
So whatever Bishop's motivation in supplying the affidavit, there are grounds to take it seriously.
Some legal commentators have doubted whether Assange would have strong grounds to take his appeal to the court in Strasbourg.
Everyone dresses their part in cowboy boots, hats and western wear, then heads to the Stampede Grounds to take in the massive festival.
