Sentence examples for grounds date from inspiring English sources

The oldest colleges — there are 39 in all, most with their own walled campuses and manicured grounds — date back to the 13th century.

The first reports of dissenters being hospitalized on non-medical grounds date from the early 1960s, not long after Georgi Morozov was appointed director of the Serbsky Institute.

As the poet William Everson wrote in the 1950s, even California's "graveyards have been built within living memory". Everson was engaging in a bit of literary hyperbole — the state's formal burial grounds date to the 1700s — but he isn't far off about our ahistorical tendencies.

There were four Polo Grounds, dating to the 1880s.

Eusebius, on unknown grounds, dates the event to 107 or 108.

These let users find any of Jordan's more than 10,000 sites, from the ancient city of Petra to tiny unearthed remnants from antiquity, like wine presses, threshing floors and burial grounds dating to the Neolithic period.

Mr Goh, who conducts heritage tours in Bukit Brown, said that the earliest grave found in the burial grounds dated back to 1833.

The utilized SCMs include fly ash (FA), ground date palm ash (GDPA) i.e. alkali activated or raw DPA i.e. non-activated.

Residents were making soup from grass and using flour from ground date seeds to make bread, HRW said in a report.

Several colonial buildings survive in the town, including First Parish Church Unitarian Meeting House (1755; restored 1916); a burial ground dates from 1678.

Circular stone huts, partially dug into the ground, dating from prehistoric times have been found in the Aran Islands, Ireland.