Sentence examples for grounds emerged from inspiring English sources

Other evidence that Fram Strait is the Spitsbergen's bowhead wintering grounds emerged in 2010, when a satellite-tagged female went south along Greenland in the summer but returned to Fram Strait in December.

Ny has objected that interrogating Assange abroad would be complicated and largely pointless because – should sufficient grounds emerge – he would still have to travel to Sweden for trial.

Minutes later, the throng of disciples in Aspiration-Ground emerged onto the driveway.

The officer, identified in local media as Eric Casebolt, has been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation after footage of him drawing a gun and pushing the teenager to the ground, emerged.

There is a middle ground emerging also – the "internet of things".

In the foreground, from a large hole in the ground, emerge birds and winged animals, some of which are realistic, some fantastic.

How fabulous that she has one canvas shoe-ed foot in Paris and the other in LA, and that no matter where she is, she has both feet planted firmly on her own ground, emerging as her own formidable self.

Players could be banned from wearing snoods on safety grounds, it emerged today.

"In its objective historical ground, idealism emerged as scientific idealism, in the grounding of science [i.e. in the transcendental sense]" (Cohen 1916: 309).

North was now on firm ground, and emerged with an unlikely overtrick when West held up the king when the diamond ten was led for a finesse.

So a middle ground has emerged: commercially designed toilets that look what you're used to, but have composting systems built in.