Sentence examples similar to grounding- from inspiring English sources

"I had been at Brighton a long time, they gave me a great grounding but I felt it was the right time to come away and re-establish myself and make my own way.

Having worked as a teacher since 1983 – each position at a school in Camden apart from a brief spate as an adviser at Camden council – her training gave her a grounding in the ideas of child-centred learning.

For years, Catholic bishops had already been sniping from the sidelines at Merkel – a divorced, childless Protestant – saying that many of her policies (on stem cell research, for instance) had no grounding in Christianity.

It gave me a great grounding in events.

Rand Paul has toned down to broaden his reach, believing that his libertarian grounding can be repackaged to appeal to a wider electorate.

He had a great grounding at Manchester United and was lucky enough to play under the great Sir Alex Ferguson.

THE grounding of Malev, Hungary's national carrier, shows once again how Eastern European countries are struggling to fly their flags around the world.

That is partly because of the grounding of a cargo ship, the Rena, off a North Island beach in 2011, and a subsequent oil spill.

Foreign carriers that refused to comply with the rules could have faced fines and the possible grounding of their planes.

He frets that the Tibetan schools in India have failed both in equipping children to win scholarships at the best Indian colleges, and in providing a grounding in Tibetan language and culture.

A global grounding for three months after battery fires in January shook the confidence even of loyal Japanese buyers though JAL denies it is turning its back on Boeing because of the delays and technical issues.