Sentence examples for ground which has been from inspiring English sources
Traditionally England use Arsenal's London Colney training ground, which has been designed to be completely private, for all their training sessions before Wembley internationals.
This meant that the ground, which has been drought-ridden for the past few years, is now fully saturated and incapable of storing more water.
The Armoury House of the Honourable Artillery Company was constructed in the 1730s on Artillery Ground, which has been in use since 1642.
Only then do the seeds fall to the ground, which has been temporarily fertilized by ash and cleared of dead leaf litter, competing plants, seed-harvesting ants, and parasitic molds.
The former Oval Cricket Ground (which has been renamed with each change of sponsor) is in Kennington, and the borough's parklands include large parts of Clapham, Tooting Bec, and Streatham commons.
I also love the sound of the intergenerational food-growing and performance project A Patch of Ground which has been taking place since May in both London and Devon and has performances on Wednesday and Thursday next week at Toynbee Studios in the East End.
Gone was the boulevard's grassy neutral ground, which had been a frequent meeting place for Mardi Gras Indians.
On the damages issue, Donald A. Migliori, a lawyer for the family, cited not only the calls to the ground, which have been detailed in the 9/11 commission report, but also analysis of the plane's violent final moments, as passengers were thrown about, increasing their fear and expectation of death.
Due to his actions, the ground which had been lost was soon retaken, and the German attack was later repulsed.
The club bought the Bootham Crescent ground, which had been leased over the previous 16 years, in September 1948.
