Sentence examples for grounds more than from inspiring English sources

Attendance at the Polo Grounds more than doubled to 1.29 million.

A dispute over the duchy of Teschen strained relations with Poland, which claimed the territory on ethnic grounds (more than half the inhabitants were Poles).

"You can't justify, on technical grounds, more than one broadband network in a country the size of Wales – we only have three million people.

At the festival grounds, more than 30 balloons at a time will use their gas burners to create huge, synchronized "night glows," making the equivalent of massive, roaring Chinese lanterns.

The European commission has blocked Three's £10.25bn takeover of O2 on competition grounds, more than a year after the deal to form Britain's biggest mobile phone operator was announced.

He and her uncle Walter had already established, at Tring in Hertfordshire, the largest private natural history collection in Britain: 200,000 birds' eggs, 300,000 bird skins, 144 giant tortoises that wandered in the grounds, more than 2m butterflies, and plenty of fleas.

It began hurting, visibly, when he dropped to the ground more than once.

It grounded more than 100,000 flights, leaving millions of travelers stranded.

The strike Thursday grounded more than 160 domestic and international flights.

The wind is unbelievably strong, and almost blew me to the ground more than once.

The strike on Thursday grounded more than 160 domestic and international flights.