Sentence examples for grounding means from inspiring English sources

Do not spank, prevent your child from going to that basketball or ground your child (grounding means taking away rights to hanging out with friends or going to birthday parties) as this will only make matters worse, and he/she will still continue being insolent and will say mean things behind your back.

The moral high ground means never opening the torture chamber.

"Arizonans know that more boots on the ground means a safer and more secure border.

"The de facto situation on the ground means delivering any kind of aid is very difficult.

In the Eastern Conference, the middle ground means the playoffs, which was the Knicks' stated goal before the season.

Our devolved decision making and funding, through area councils and staff on the ground, means we understand local agendas.

Their failure to find common ground means Mr. Moi is poised to win a fifth and final five-year term.

Too often, something we toss out tears the bag; then the combination of (for instance) food scraps and wet coffee ground means we've got stuff leaking out.

"Spiking neural networks provide a theoretically grounded means to test computational hypotheses on neurally plausible algorithms of reinforcement learning through numerical simulation.

And while they may be somewhat related, no one knows whether high-quality habitat on the ground means there is high-quality habitat in the canopy.

Being a former jockey, I know that saving ground means a lot, it was a five-horse spread and they were bumping each other.