Sentence examples for need a ground from inspiring English sources

"Informed opinion within the defence business is beginning to line up around whether we need a more overt maritime strategy built around the carriers, or whether we need a ground force strategy with a modernised army with new equipment".

We are pushing the limits of data downlink capacity and need a ground station partner that can capture the data at the velocity that we downlink and at a cost that works for us as a small business.

"I can barely walk a lot of the time", she tells me, "but they say I don't need a ground floor place.

"It just seems like a religion that is perfect for people who feel like they need a grounding, who feels that the world has run off on them," he told Interview magazine in 2005.

"It just seems like a religion that is perfect for people who feel like they need a grounding, who feels that the world has run off on them," he told the magazine.

You didn't need a grounding in the classics to appreciate the joy of sitting in front of an orange circle that imitated the sun.

Tennessee needs a ground game -- Eddie George has rushed for only 304 yards.

"When he needs a ground ball, he's going to go to it more often than not.

It was unavailable when he needed a ground ball, prolonging at-bats and upping his pitch count.

Griffiths emphasizes a good relationship with the landlord, Watford Football Club but leaves no doubt his club needs a ground of its own.

"While a Starbucks, for example, needs a ground floor retail space with lots of frontage onto the street, a gym would be happy with just an entrance," said Donald J. Lutt, a senior managing director at Colliers International.