Sentence examples for grounds laid from inspiring English sources

Sunlight still kisses the grounds laid out in the 1920s by Olmsted Brothers, the esteemed American landscape architects.

In a review essay at The New York Review of Books, Cass Sunstein points out that these objectors were doing so on grounds laid out by John Stuart Mill in "On Liberty".

Built for Robert Dundas, a lawyer and politician linked to the Earl of Stair, Arniston includes extensive grounds laid out by Adam, with a parterre and cascade, and a main avenue centred on Arthur's Seat to the north.

In the field to the east, the corn had been gathered, the ground laid bare.

He immediately fell limply to the ground, laid on the turf face down for a few moments then struggled to his feet.

On the way, she touched the tip of her abdomen repeatedly to the ground, laying down a thin trail of chemicals.

They walked on for a short time until they came to a small clearing and without another word, he pulled her to the ground, laying her down on the grass and covering her body with his.

Then she journeyed to Zambia to be the first on the ground laying the framework for a clinical trial to prevent transmission of HIV from mother to child.

You can try squatting on the ground, laying down, or placing one foot on top of a chair.

The grounds were laid out for development during the reign of James II and developed by Samuel Fortrey and Jacques Wiseman in the late 1680s.

A second bowling green in the Recreation Grounds was laid out by the City Council in 1962 to join the green in the Museum Gardens laid in 1922.