Sentence examples for move into the ground from inspiring English sources
The architect of the project, Manuel Castedo, says it was "the last awful building" in the area, and a German beer hall will soon move into the ground floor.
The soil-water partition coefficient (Kd) is used to describe the sorption potential of pollutants and the extent that they will move into the ground or surface waters.
Football is still among the favourites to win the contract to move into the ground which hosted the majority of the track and field athletics events during the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics, as well as the opening and closing ceremonies.
Mary Boone, as a young dealer, moved into the ground floor at 420 West Broadway.
In 1942 a new restaurant, La Vie Parisienne, moved into the ground floor of 3 East 52nd.
But as Pakistan moves into the ground operation phase of a long-awaited drive to clear a militant safe-haven from its western border, Islamabad is turning the finger of blame on Afghanistan, which it says ignores sanctuaries inside its own borders used by the Pakistani Taliban.
Whatever happened to John J. Gotti's old hangout, the Ravenite Social Club, in Little Italy? A. Quite fitting for the Dapper Don, four years ago a clothing boutique moved into the ground floor of what was once the Ravenite Social Club at 247 Mulberry Street, near Prince Street.
The new owners, Hannah and Joseph Apfelbaum, had cleaned the building up and moved into the ground-floor apartment.
Six years ago, after her mother died suddenly and her father's health began to decline, she moved back to the place where she used to build forts and play hide-and-seek, while her father moved into the ground-floor unit.
Senior cultivation editor of the cannabis advocacy magazine High Times, Mr. Vinkovetsky moved into the ground-floor one-bedroom apartment three years ago for $1,800 a month (now $2,400) with his wife, Sarah Miss, a sales and development director for a jewelry company.
McGrath was five years old - he is the eldest of four - when the family moved into the grounds of Broadmoor, "a pretty red-bricked Victorian house" surrounded by 53 acres of parkland and a high perimeter fence.
