Sentence examples for nation grounds from inspiring English sources

The name of the Mashantucket Pequot Nation grounds in eastern Connecticut where the Foxwoods Open is held each year has a nostalgic ring to it.

All smoking areas on Cherokee Nation grounds were converted for other uses.

That things have reached this point is a deep embarrassment for a nation grounded on the rule of law.

Similarly, the SPRING Initiative, a public-private partnership led by USAID that seeks to "accelerate the economic empowerment of girls" in developing nations, grounds its work in the fact that "the world's adolescent girls... [are] a massively underserved market".

Talks have been going on between Sudan and South Sudan in Ethiopia, but in the meantime the two nations' ground forces clashed last week in Unity State and South Sudan has accused the north of bombing its oil fields.

These ground-up tissues and scraps, formerly used for dog food, have been quietly included in our nation's ground beef supply since the 1990's thanks to a process invented by Beef Products Inc. BPII).

In "The Protestant Ethic," Max Weber pointed out that the foundational values of the nation were grounded in the virtue of work, work, work.

("Saying in his initial speech to the nation that ground troops would not be needed was one of Clinton's biggest foreign-policy errors," Holbrooke says).

King Abdullah of Jordan, an important American ally in the Arab world, called poor nations "breeding grounds for conflict" between "Western haves and worldwide have-nots".

This effort helped string together the company's disjointed operations, creating a base to ship packages to virtually every destination in the nation, by ground or air.

FLORIDA ST. 57, TEXAS A&M 50 Showing the suffocating defense that has made it the second stingiest team in the nation, Florida State ground out a win against Texas A&M in Chicago.