Sentence examples for hostile ground from inspiring English sources

"It's a hostile ground, not the nicest place to go," he acknowledges.

A green and white army have fought to make the formerly hostile ground inclusive for all.

Instead of settling on flat, exposed terrain with plenty of sunlight, the lander came to rest on more hostile ground.

Marines and soldiers charged to Baghdad across 350 miles of hostile ground, in one of the swiftest advances of heavy arms in history.

The NATO report played a significant role in helping the alliance agree in February to acquire its own dedicated air-to-ground surveillance system to track and target hostile ground forces, the officials said.

Mr. Bush avoided the politically hostile ground of San Francisco, where he received just one in six votes in 2000, for the more moderate land of the nation's technology capital.

There are more hostile grounds but there are none where the away side feel like such an irrelevance.

The Wysing Arts Centre in Cambridgeshire commissioned the Scandinavian art collective, N55, to provide an answer to hostile, grounded living — encouraging the Utopian idea that land should be accessible to all people.

The Guttmacher Institute, an abortion-rights advocacy group, classifies states as hostile, "middle-ground" or supportive of abortion rights.

The two male judges conceded that women may be "more reticent about urinating in public than men," but said Ms. DeClue had erred by making her case on "hostile work environment" grounds rather than "disparate impact" grounds, and they could do nothing for her.

The thought of highly paid players turning up at rugged and hostile lower-league grounds likely plays a part.