Sentence examples for ground writing from inspiring English sources

With its carnage and moral confusions war is a subject whose scope is difficult to encompass even by journalists on the ground writing daily dispatches.

And Susie Verrill, 28, who straddles a middle ground, writing about her two-year-old son at My Milo and Me, says she hasn't got time for blogs where mums are "frequently negative about their offspring".

While he declares his contempt for feminism and his conviction that women will never get the vote (views urged partly by a broken heart), Gardner stands her ground, writing approvingly about suffrage and the Great War's potential for eroding England's class system.

Here, in Burke's 15th crime novel featuring his roughneck hero Dave Robicheaux, he is still on high ground, writing about crimes whose roots run so deep in old blood feuds and historical race and class hatred, they take on mythic scale.

Lyon playmaker Clement Grenier is on the ground, writing in pain.

A reporter on the ground, writing for The Times, notes that the Afghan forces "could barely function without NATO's protection and NATO had to cajole them to move forward".

You may be on shaky ground, wrote Steve Messamer after reading the May column (about CAST OFF).

That's "much shakier ground," writes Benedict Carey of The New York Times.

J. Anthony Lukas, in his Author's Note before "Common Ground," wrote, "This is a work of non-fiction.

If you're counting, it is now five knee surgeries in a career with so much promise that never got off the ground, writes Jason Quick in The Oregonian.

"It is my belief that any commander that orders pilots out for combat in a F2A-3 should consider the pilot as lost before leaving the ground," wrote Capt.