Sentence examples for make some ground from inspiring English sources
Arsenal host Newcastle on Saturday and play Liverpool, West Ham and Southampton over Christmas, giving a good opportunity for Arsenal to make some ground back.
But it did occur during a pleasing period for the home side, who had finally managed to make some ground with precise passing.
Labour ought to make some ground, but with this broadly thought of as a dry run for next year's General Election, Miliband will be hoping for decisive wins, not Lib Dem crumbs.
It's important for the boss and employee to make some ground rules about their relationship, including the understanding that the boss needs to remain fair and just in her leadership and management, and can't show preferential treatment to this employee.
You become accountable and make some ground rules.
I think we have made some ground up at the end of the season.
Last month they seemed to be making some ground: the average Labour lead in February's polls was down to 16%.
Suckzinclee and savoiblue made some ground by picking the other two winners, Jadanna (7-1) and Superman De La Rue (6-1).
With this Russian air support, the Syrian army made some ground, but has won no decisive victories around Aleppo and in places it has been driven back.
The SNP made some ground, increasing their representation on the council by four to 26.
