Sentence examples for on better ground from inspiring English sources

"There's a bit more to come from our horse, especially on better ground".

Since the Festival has been run on better ground, Cheltenham runners have fared well at Aintree.

He said he will go on better ground and will get further.

He's nice but I'd be pretty sure he'll be a better horse on better ground".

Long Run has largely raced on better ground since his arrival from France, but seemed to cope well with pretty awful going at Haydock.

"There's no denying he gets through it all right, but I've always thought he was a better horse on better ground.

Had previously shaped well on this better ground and looks tempting off low weight.

President Obama is on slightly better ground, but still 52% afford him some blame.

He won at Cheltenham in the autumn on slightly better ground.

"He's always been able to go on this better ground," Niven said, "but it's just that I've always been worried about him and they put a drop of water on last night which encouraged me to run.

For the 1860s, Leonowens was unusually enlightened about religious tolerance, writing in her memoirs: "We are prone to ignore or to condemn that which we do not clearly understand; and thus it is, and on no better ground, that we deny that there are influences in the religions of the East to render their followers wiser, nobler, purer".