Sentence examples for grounds from which from inspiring English sources
He was a hero among the country's blacks and coloureds and wanted to prove that he rightfully belonged on the cricket grounds from which he had been banned.
There are three self-catering cottages in the grounds, from which you can join the communal dining as you choose, with babysitting available.
A system of iron pipes was also installed in order to convey water from a well to a small reservoir on the grounds from which it could be pumped to various parts of the building.
"What becomes an icon most?" she asks, laughing, echoing the famous Blackglama mink slogan, then supplies an answer: "You don't know you become an icon until you take that risk, you take that step" at U.C.L.A., "the fertile grounds from which great achievements spring".
The same old pair of friendly docents stood by, waiting to show curious visitors the network of tunnels and bunkers, built into the grounds, from which Fidel commanded soldiers during the Missile Crisis in 1962, when Havana and Washington's historic animus found its gravest depth.
On 15 July 2014, contemporary art powerhouse Hauser & Wirth made headlines around the world when it opened its Somerset branch, a sleek refurb of an old farmstead (and grounds) from which to showcase and sell some of the world's most expensive artworks.
On the contrary, it provides the only ground from which one can condemn the terrorist attacks without hypocrisy".
In the process, Britain's quest for moral high ground from which to judge others has been undermined.
Insurgent snipers fire from wooded and mountainous terrain that provides cover and high ground from which to attack.
