Sentence examples for ground wondering from inspiring English sources

When the last one dies, she writes: "I fell to the ground, wondering what had happened to me.

The referee closely scrutinised a replay of the incident,pinging the forward for a subsequent gentle slap on Wilson as the front rower lay on the ground wondering where he was.

Then Mr Forsyth moves onto shakier ground, wondering if David Cameron and the Conservative-led coalition in Britain may have found a new friend in the EU, writing:The other impact that a change of government in Spain could have is on the coming negotiations on amending the EU treaties.

Politicians from both parties are screwing themselves into the ground wondering what to do.

I sat on the ground, wondering if I would finally have a bruise.

Ms. Castillo, who prided herself on having a faith that was rooted in even this shaky ground, wondered what took them so long.

We milled around the mansion and grounds, wondering if he would ever show or if the whole thing was a big prank.

The balance of evidence from around the world is that despite all the things that are changing them, parties continue to dominate democratic politics.Indeed, there are grounds for wondering whether their continuing survival is more of a worry than their supposed decline.

As Clayman (2010), 13 15 has made clear, the funeral banquet was a recognized parodic verse form dating back to before Timon's day, and by no means requires that its subjects be actually deceased; the genre also gives us grounds for wondering whether the praise of Arcesilaus was partly or even wholly mock-praise.

There are grounds for wondering whether we have already lost our Republic to the power of big corporations.

So diverse, in fact, that at the start of Uncommon Ground you wonder if "British land art" is a useful term at all.