Sentence examples for inhospitable grounds from inspiring English sources

Shortly after his team out-sumo-wrestled Texas A&M on the inhospitable grounds of the Aggies' Kyle Field on Saturday, Virginia Tech Coach Frank Beamer proclaimed that the Hokies' charter was "going to rock on the way home".

If you really want to surprise Dad though, get him something he's never seen before: a Tentsile Stingray Hanging Tree Tent ($549.99), a three-person tree tent that you set up between three anchor trees, completely suspended above the ground, "away from inhospitable ground-based insects, snakes or other predators".

Goldberg: Inhospitable Earth -- compared to what?

Several Arsenal players took to Twitter throughout the day to post pictures of Fenerbahce fans setting off flares and fireworks outside their hotel during the night and the ground was equally inhospitable: the intimidating atmosphere at the Sukru Saracoglu Stadium has a well-earned reputation.

While tensions have calmed since the last stand-off on the Doklam plateau, along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) which ended in August of last year, both sides are continuing to build up their ground forces in this inhospitable terrain.

There isn't much in the way of commercialization of these robots right now but expect some sort of usable version of this flocking technique to appear down the line as we start using drones to carry packages and ground robots to scout inhospitable areas.

Though the land is inhospitable, the Kyrgyz are not poor.

And Americans of a certain age will always shiver when the debate turns to the use of ground troops in far-away, inhospitable lands.

The former Soviet states, among the world's most inhospitable to free expression, are one breeding ground for libel tourists (Ten of 12 former Soviet republics are rated "Not Free" in Freedom House's annual global survey of media independence).

Although barren and inhospitable to settlement, the islands have rich fishing grounds.

They say the land is too inhospitable for agriculture.