Sentence examples for ground to test from inspiring English sources
The North Downs Way can serve as a an ideal training ground to test your stamina, without having to worry about access (trains and buses are plentiful).
Maybe it was reminiscent of the efforts by stoics, priests and others to seek out solitude and primitive conditions, in the desert or below ground, to test, reform or purify themselves.
Wenger also alleged that a Uefa anti-doping delegation turned up at Arsenal's London Colney training ground to test his players because of previous comments he had made about the problem in football.
This is New York Avenue near Stanfield, Ariz., built by Nissan engineers on the company's 3,050-acre 3,050-acreound to test and toughen the next generation of New York City taxicabs.
So for this interview -- on the occasion of a role that deals with creative celebrity and the passage of time -- Ms. Linney, who is 40, volunteered to take a walk around Juilliard, her old stomping ground, to test the distance she had traveled in the intervening years.
Wood blocks of 100 mm height (which is about 1.78 times of wheel radius) were placed on the ground to test the step-climbing capability of the ePaddle module.
If potential Premier League games are more your thing, three Championship contenders - QPR, Leicester and Burnley - travel to top flight grounds to test their mettle.
An improved model has applications beyond the sun, Thomas adds: "Sunspots are proving grounds to test our theories of interactions between gas flows and magnetic fields, which are common in more distant astrophysical objects that we can't resolve".
On 3 March 1875 the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) convened a meeting on its grounds to test the various versions of lawn tennis that had been developed and to see if an agreement could be reached to standardise its rules.
For comparison, we also model populations with no separate feeding and spawning grounds, to test how this alters the effectiveness of a reserve.
Competition was studied in the absence and presence of below-ground competition to test whether above-ground traits or below-ground traits had the greatest effect on competitive ability.
