Sentence examples for national ground from inspiring English sources

The seeds of French Romanticism had been sown in national ground, long before writers began to turn to other nations to kindle their inspiration.

#Tahrir is important for as long as it's used as a pressure tool along-side a protracted national ground campaign.

They have a new national ground which, in the year since opening, has already hosted international matches.

But his drop-kicking skills, which produced two goals against London Counties at England's national ground, Twickenham, on Dec. 26, 1935, helped win him selection for the last international of the tour, against England on the same ground nine days later.

The Black Lives Matter movement traces its roots to the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in Florida in 2012, and it gained national ground after 18-year-old Michael Brown was shot and killed by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, last summer.

By 1958, the WRU had concluded that a new national ground was needed due to flooding that often plagued Arms Park.

As losses mounted from the national grounding of air traffic last week, Continental Airlines announced yesterday that it would immediately lay off 12,000 people, or more than 20percentt of its work force, and reduce its flight schedule by 20percentt.

Despite this lack of national grounding, the volume of Nazi material this year has grown alarmingly, and it has appeared not just around fringe movements but also in defense of a mainstream political campaign.

The national biomass total based on linear ground-ALS and ALS-GLAS models (25.87 ± 0.49 Gt) overestimated the national ground-based estimate by 7.5%.

"It's 2013 and I see this as the future of rugby surfaces and I would expect other clubs and potentially national grounds to follow suit.

The disaster's impact extended beyond national grounds; in light of its occurrence, Insurance Australia Group reported an estimated net claim loss of A$65 million (US$61.5 million).