Mr. Russ emphasized that Twitter-mining is unlikely to replace the kind of old-fashioned, on-the-ground word hunting that produced the Dictionary of American Regional English.
As I watched it rise up from the ground, words can not describe my feeling.
France's foreign minister, Alain Juppé, told reporters in Paris on Tuesday that he remained "absolutely opposed to a deployment of troops on the ground, " words echoed on Wednesday by Defense Minister Gérard Longuet, who said the Security Council resolution permitting airstrikes did not authorize the use of foreign ground forces.
According to this view, much of thought is grounded in word-like mental representations.
In the bottom of the inning, Alomar gestured toward Graffanino after grounding out and had words with Chicago's bench.
Watching the landing at Edwards Air Force Base in the California desert, I found myself repeating the air-to-ground communications word-for-word because I'd had the STS-1 landing audio as my ringtone for several months last year.
"In America, we use the word grounded to mean the opposite of being a diva.
Webb uses the word "grounded" a lot when he talks about how he went about moving Spider-Man away from the candy-coloured, two-dimensional style perfected by Raimi.
De Vos was an academic without borders, a cosmopolitan intellectual, fully grounded in the word and fearlessly committed to bring light into even the darkest and most intractable human problems.
A toolshed burned to the ground; the word arson was uttered.
Indeed, after reacting negatively to the overnight ruling that hand-recounted ballots from predominantly Democratic counties must be tallied, raising hopes in the camp of Vice President Al Gore, the market briefly regained some ground on word favorable to Gov. George W. Bush that Miami-Dade County had halted its recount.
