She sees and understands, but her counsel is never sought and she has no ground upon which to act.
The elegant terrace, also still standing, occupies the ground upon which Shakespeare's original Globe Theatre once stood.
His only movement, they said, was a few steps to the right and to the ground upon being shot.
Existentialists have seen Kafka's environment of guilt and despair as the ground upon which to construct an authentic existence.
In a 1958 speech, later printed in Harper's magazine, he called it "the ground upon which I learned to stand".
No landing is without emotion: despite being soaked and cold after the crossing, newcomers often kiss the ground upon reaching Lesbos.
The five-judge appellate chamber rejected every ground upon which the defense contested the Dec. 10, 1998, judgment against the former commander, Anto Furundzija, 31.
After a brilliant 20 minutes, Blue Ruin has not only covered but largely overturned the ground upon which most revenge thrillers would expend their entire running time.
It is to remember that they died, the men and women of this community, in their thousands, in faraway lands, interred in the ground upon which they perished.
With Grant on the ground — upon seeing Grant down, Williams popped back to his feet — the referees were forced to call a time out.
But what have things come to that this is the ground upon which a political party chooses to fight a vital election?
