Sentence examples for grounds further from inspiring English sources

Late August and early September see a steady trickle of whinchats passing through southern Britain, on their way down to west Africa from their breeding grounds further north.

"However man-made structures, such as weirs, are still preventing many species from reaching important spawning grounds further upstream".

In southeastern Alaska, the Tlingit took care to remove beaver dams on rivers as these dams would block access of sockeye (Oncorhynchus nerka) and coho (Oncorhynchus kisutch) salmon to their spawning grounds further upriver (Langdon 2006b).

Saracens have confirmed that prior to the move to Barnet, they will play matches at a number of different venues, including their current home in Watford, Twickenham, Wembley, Stadium MK, an as yet to be confirmed central London venue, and twice at grounds "further afield" - which could mean playing abroad.

Prior to the move, they will play matches at a number of different venues, including their current home in Watford, Twickenham, Wembley, Stadium MK, a yet-to-be-confirmed central London venue, and twice at grounds "further afield" - which could mean playing abroad.

Improvements in technology also enable vessels to exploit fishing grounds further offshore and in deeper waters, often using gear that is invasive and damaging to seabed habitats [4].

As the ship lost buoyancy and crashed to the ground, further gas cells exploded.

A ground further away from the ICC's onerous requirements to host World Cup matches it was hard to imagine.

In a country where alcoholism already is rampant, a culture of soaring drug addiction is gaining ground, further undermining the basic health of the nation.

Several of his opponents accused him of pandering to Southern bigots; Dean, characteristically but clumsily, held his ground, further inciting his gleeful antagonists.

The debris, apparently of guided missiles fired from attack helicopters and unguided BM-21 rockets fired from the ground, further suggested a coordinated military operation.