Sentence examples for grounds appeared from inspiring English sources
As we tumbled out of Emilio's car, I noticed that the grounds appeared spacious and well manicured.
Lawyers said yesterday that the two other grounds appeared central to any legal challenges in the presidential race.
The pictures of Rice touring the grounds appeared on the front pages of many Indian newspapers, and across the United States as well.
The ban on reporting parliamentary proceedings on legal grounds appeared to call into question privileges guaranteeing free speech established under the 1688 Bill of Rights.
(Louis de La Forge's Traité de l'esprit de l'homme et de ses facultez et fonctions, et de son union avec le corps (Treatise on the mind of man and its faculties and functions, and on its union with the body), which also argued for occasionalism on Cartesian grounds, appeared just months before the Discernement, though Cordemoy claims to have accepted occasionalism as early as 1658 19688, 145).
Police encroachments on the protest grounds appeared likely to continue in coming days, but it remained unclear how far local police would be willing to go in clearing the most dedicated holdouts at the occupation sites.
Whether we can also say that whatever is continuous is divisible does not yet, on our present grounds, appear.
The enactment of Article 3(a) was chosen instead of the alternative of federal district court jurisdiction, although thorough presentations of objections not only on constitutional, but also on policy grounds appear in the committee report and the Congressional Record.
The thick foliage has been cleared, and the grounds appear almost technicolor: Bright green, manicured grass dotted with coconut and breadfruit trees nearly glows next to the aquamarine waves that crash on the lava rocks below.
The men were accused by area police of incitement to racism, violence, and terrorism, though the grounds appear to have been too tenuous for a formal indictment.
The men were accused by area police of incitement to racism, violence and terrorism, though the grounds appear to have been too tenuous for a formal indictment.
