Sentence examples for grounds in which from inspiring English sources

It is surrounded by manicured gardens and extensive grounds in which hundreds of exquisitely groomed camels disport themselves.

They were staging grounds in which a culture's most profound achievements were confronted by their new heirs.

Though these practices might seem out of the ordinary for someone who is not familiar with New Zealand or its traditions, there are never any grounds in which to mock these is in anyway tolerable".

For minds that are habituated to thinking of living in terms of its possibilities of representation – narrative, poetic, pictorial, photographic – space is more than just the barren grounds in which daily life and daily work happen be.

Several people have died of hepatitis, and satellite footage obtained by Amnesty last month showed refugees had begun to create makeshift burial grounds in which to inter the corpses.

In short, an argument on moral grounds, in which voluntary action is deemed more worthy than legal obligation, is deployed to serve political ends — namely, the claim that private generosity is a more effective means of curing social ills than government bureaucracy is.

Resulting mounds indicate tunnels 10 to 25 cm below ground in which the rodent searches for food.

Luckily the ground in which it was found is always waterlogged so this prevented the timber from rotting and decomposing.

Another aggressive action is "pecking the ground," in which the bird pecks and often tears out moss or grass, which it holds or tosses aside.

Presumably the Obama campaign sees this half-formed attitude as the fertile ground in which its "Romney the weirdo" seeds will take root and grow.

Douglas remained loyal to the Madisonian vision of politics that seeks to find some reasonable middle ground in which differences can be accommodated.