Sentence examples for grounds thinking from inspiring English sources

Writer wandered about the deserted grounds thinking of how the late owner (name withheld) would shudder to see his estate overrun with an army of movie people.

"I was stamping my feet on the ground, thinking, What a terrible place," he said.

I was about three feet from the ground, thinking: 'Who is this?

I was grabbing the dust from the ground, thinking that he was in the dust".

They have put up a hell of a fight but, ultimately, nobody could have left this ground thinking it was anything but a fatal blow.

You know, he's standing there beating it 350 down the middle, and I put my tee in the ground thinking there's not really a lot of point in me hitting this tee shot and find myself throwing myself at it, and literally it kind of didn't help my game much at Medinah playing better-ball with him.

"I threw myself to the ground thinking it was going to collide with my house," Zahoor Abbasi said.

"We turned up at the ground thinking it would be a lot of hard work on a flat wicket and it was, but when you've got special players in your team they can produce special performances at the drop of a hat.

The guy beside my friend in the male lineup sat on the ground, thinking he had heatstroke.

Cheryl Grant spent decades of her life working herself into the ground, thinking that overtime pay would bring her the security and fulfillment she craved.

But we should not take our failure to see what reason God might have for allowing evil to count as grounds for thinking that there is no reason.