Sentence examples for ground which is a from inspiring English sources

"He's shown that he can act on easier ground, which is a bit of a relief as these are the conditions he'll get heading into the autumn.

The players have now left the club's training ground, which is a 15-minute drive from their Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán stadium.

Second, it turns out that world-record speeds in racewalking are mathematically impossible, unless both feet are losing contact with the ground, which is a violation of the rules of the sport.

The deal would see City pay the Cobblers to hire the ground, which is a 34-mile drive from the Ricoh Arena, on matchdays only.

So I slid off the wing onto the ground, which is a long way down, I have to say.

This is one of two tunes that a viewer may whistle while he wanders out into Times Square; the other is "When Your Feet Don't Touch the Ground," which is a sweeter, more sentimental choice.

The presuppositions that are shared are the common ground, which is an important part of the context of an utterance.

Sensor #15 remains at 30 cm from the ground which is an intermediate position and, remarkably, the average RH recordings of this data-logger are also intermediate (Figure 10). Figure 10 ANOVA results (room 2).

Yoga emphasizes a direct connection to the ground, which is an element we've missed as the polished floors of modern yoga studios became more popular.

Limbaugh then revealed that he didn't believe his own bullshit when got the fuck out of his own Florida home and headed for higher ground, which was a good and correct thing to do.

But then he says that to criticise our transcendent purpose "is to fall into the error of atheism, which denies the validity of religion on similar grounds" – which is a good comparison.