Sentence examples for grounds are often from inspiring English sources

The grounds are often flooded after a rainstorm, Dalmau said.

The gang members say the recruiting grounds are often in the schools or among children excluded from schools.

Supporters find booking tickets online difficult at many clubs; there is too little provision for disabled parking; the locations and views provided in grounds are often poor with access difficult for toilets and training facilities.

It is interesting that those who oppose emu on economic grounds are often the same people who enthusiastically embrace free trade in goods, services and capital, and sometimes the free movement of labor.

"It's a football-mad country and fans arrive at ground well before kick-off - grounds are often packed when we step off the coach". Perhaps Akpom's finest moment so far for his new club came on 10 February in front of a sell-out 25,000 crowd - plus a substantial number of riot police - at PAOK'S Toumba Stadium, an old-school bowl nicknamed 'The Black Hell'.

Its grounds are often the site of socialist protests.

After a week of frequent rain, the Hampton Classic Horse Show grounds were often ideal for mud wrestling rather than jumping horses.

The grounds were often more interesting than the matches, the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club being such an index fossil from the nineteenth century.

This is especially challenging in the case of coastal fish, for which information on egg release zones (i.e. spawning grounds) is often lacking.

It is an uneven hillock, not suitable for building or farming; slave burial grounds were often in such out-of-the-way, unusable areas.

Aside from cricket Entally's grounds were often open for picnics and grand annual events.