Sentence examples for moving ground from inspiring English sources

Käthe's and Eva's story is the quietly moving ground bass to Mohr's dissonant Shanghai aria.

Armed with rockets and 20-mm cannon, it specialized in attacking trains, tanks, and other moving ground targets.

Places like Kunar Province and nearby Nuristan Province, which have particularly rugged terrain, make airstrikes a weapon of choice because of the difficulty in moving ground troops.

Early aircraft were fitted with drift sights through which the aviator visually aligned a grid with the moving ground below and so determined the drift.

"It's just a question of finding a location that's appropriate that reflects everybody's sensitivities," he said, adding that putting a memorial in the midst of the development had struck many residents as "like moving ground zero even closer to where they live".

All of these simulations were performed with a moving ground plane and rotating rear wheels.

At this point, however, it would be a flimsy excuse for West Ham to argue that anyone would experience these teething problems after moving grounds.

And the network is moving "Grounded for Life" from Wednesdays at 8 30 to Tuesday at the same time, where it will follow "That 70's Show".

In this study, this effect is shown to essentially vanish once the body is moved close to a moving ground-plane, because the regular formation of strong compact wake vortices in the near wake is prevented.

"Looking from afar, there is a little bit of unrest from players not knowing what is going on and the possibility of moving grounds again.

Israel also moved ground forces closer to Gaza and called up additional reservist troops, Israeli media reported.