Sentence examples for its own ground from inspiring English sources

In North Carolina it has its own ground game: its staff operate phone banks and canvass voters at home, inputting survey data on tablets and uploading them to a central database.

The IRGC initially operated as a local force across Iran, but it expanded quickly after Saddam Hussein invaded Iran in 1980 and Khomeini allowed it to have its own ground, navy and air forces.

As McConnell put it, "The Navy has its own ground force, its own air force, and its own ships.

It lost, again, 2-0, on its own ground to goals from Napoli's Swiss and Slovakian players, Gokhan Inler and Marek Hamsik.

Alcock had decided, possibly because of the expense the club was incurring by owning its own ground, to turn it into a "wandering" team with no fixed home venue, however it appears that some of the club's members opposed this idea.

And there is something else: a rare willingness to engage faith on its own ground, to find in it a value that transcends the agnostic shrug and the therapeutic pieties of New Age shills.

By working with UPS and restructuring its own ground-delivery network, the German-owned firm plans to slice its losses in America from a forecast $1.3 billion this year to $300m by 2011.

But while this may be a viable position to hold in relation to the project of conceptual art in general, it cannot be used to attack conceptual art on its own grounds.

Outside, it looks like a Swiss chalet standing in five acres of its own grounds.

One day in the early 1980s, two Air Force tankers flew above the Midwestern plains as a specially outfitted van, carrying its own ground-based mobile command center, drove on highways below, said people involved in the exercise.

Chief among them is its claim on digital imaging rights because, in a cruel twist, the company that pioneered the creation of the digital camera was eventually brought down by its failure to invest in its own ground-breaking invention.