Sentence examples for northern ground from inspiring English sources

The Riverside is already a Test match ground and, given Lancashire's inability to improve the dump called Old Trafford, and Headingley's long-established reputation as a repository of filth, Durham can in time become the premier northern ground.

Though Arsenal secured Champions League qualification ahead of Everton and even picked up a couple of trophies on a winning streak since their 3-0 defeat here last April this was a return to their old failing of being beaten up on northern grounds, until late goals by Aaron Ramsey and Olivier Giroud rescued a point in the most unpromising circumstances.

Migratory birds in all but one state of the union -- Hawaii -- spend important parts of their lives in this northern breeding ground.

What we do know: later today, on a northern Test ground, a group of champagne-drenched men will be photographed bouncing in unison behind a board marked "LV=".

Some endemic species remain in scattered pockets, like the giant Palouse earthworm, which can grow to more than three feet in length; the coastal meadow-dwelling Oregon silverspot butterfly; and the reddish-gray northern Idaho ground squirrel.

Even in northern Norway, ground transportation may be a good alternative [10, 11].

Energy extraction processes in northern breeding grounds, the growth in open land converted to crops in the Dakotas and drought are going to make it tough going for wild ducks in coming years.

Millions of migratory geese are in their northern breeding grounds.

From a few hundred thousand to a million snow geese pause on their return to northern breeding grounds.

Inuit elders want their remains, and those of others who died far from northern hunting grounds in the 19th and 20th centuries, to come home.

Scientists had been bracing for bad news about this year's colonies since last spring, when few monarchs were tallied returning to their northern breeding grounds.