Sentence examples for have to ground from inspiring English sources

"Several airlines will have to ground airplanes just for testing," said Vincent De Vroey, general manager technical and operations, for the Association of European Airlines, a trade group in Brussels.

Hart will have to ground his political effort in something real and sustainable.

You have to ground yourself in anatomy before you can go off painting crazy things".

Hence, companies have to ground their claims in evidence and show that they are willing to invest in making real changes.

At most, it will have to ground the flights altogether -- something, it argues, that would be highly disruptive to the economy.

I didn't have to ground the story in a familiar setting, the way I did with dystopian Chicago in Divergent, so I got to experiment and explore and follow my gut a little bit more.

Chances are that humans would still have to ground-truth these images to fine-tune the algorithms, but it's a powerful way to implement a feature artists and engineers have been pursuing with varying success for years.

This resulted in Norway Airlines having to ground both its aircraft.

Until things are perfect you have to stay grounded, right?

Police did not even have to have grounds for suspecting such articles were present.

We have to hit the ground running.