Sentence examples for old-fashioned ground from inspiring English sources

He called the Jets' style "old-fashioned ground and pound football".

It's too chichi to be as purist as its predecessor, but it's the unfussiest model I could find, and it uses good old-fashioned ground coffee.

Mr. Mollenkopf cited a combination of possible factors, from lingering anger over term limits to an upswing in old-fashioned ground operations like those carried out by the Working Families Party.

Despite the risk from old-fashioned ground fire, particularly in narrow valleys, a ride in a chopper is still better than land travel on ambush-ridden or non-existent roads.Western military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan would be much riskier, and probably impossible, without the widespread use of helicopters.

It's a proper old-fashioned ground in the streets and a lot of West Ham fans would agree that the ground has acted as our 12th man".

This was a shootout, less old-fashioned, ground-and-pound football, more football meets basketball meets track and field.

The line has enabled the Jets' first-year coach, Rex Ryan, to use an old-fashioned ground-and-pound philosophy, in which the Jets seek to wear out opponents with a withering rushing attack.

His pitch is more old-fashioned, grounded in aesthetics as much as science.

With top receiver DeSean Jackson out because of a good old-fashioned grounding from Reid, and with Jeremy Maclin missing time with a shoulder and hamstring injury, Michael Vick looked stumped in the pocket.

(He was all for high wages, by the way, on the now old-fashioned grounds that the actual wealth of a society can be discerned not by how much its top class has — you can find rich topsters in Ur or ancient Egypt — but by the dissemination of wealth to the many. "The high price of labor," he wrote, "is the essence of public opulence").

We liked the idea of something unique, that sounded old-fashioned and ground-breaking at the same time.