Sentence examples for grounds at all from inspiring English sources

Some stops, like Miami and the French Open, do not allow dogs on the grounds at all.

Even before the judicial review had been completed the agency admitted it had "inadvertently miscast" its search warrant application – there were, it conceded, no grounds at all to suspect wrongdoing.

In order to reach its conclusion that the right to an abortion in the first trimester could not be taken away on any grounds at all, the court invoked the 14th amendment, which states that life, liberty and property cannot be taken away without due process of the law; then it went further, saying that certain liberties cannot be taken away even with due process.

The winker crouches down on the ground, looks around at all the other crouchers, chooses one, and winks at them.

"I was feet on the ground at all times".

In Macedonia the Americans have no fighting troops on the ground at all.

The despised tin tabernacles didn't appear to find Millbrook stony ground at all.

Race walkers must keep one foot on the ground at all times.

While some Democrats were wavering early on, the Republicans never considered giving any ground at all.

"In addition, one foot has to maintain contact with the ground at all times.

"That project is not off the ground at all," Mr. Landrieu said in an interview.