Sentence examples for once the grounds from inspiring English sources

Then there is the gatehouse, and the white post fences, the remains of the entire crest above Angelo Drive that was once the grounds of the estate of Frances Marion and Fred Thomson.

He thinks that there is general agreement on the importance of free speech and that, once the grounds for free speech are understood, this agreement can be exploited to support a more general defense of individual liberties (I 16; III 1).

Many of Leigh's old halls have been demolished but the sites of Lilford Park, once the grounds of Atherton Hall, a gift to Leigh from Lord Lilford in 1914 and Pennington Park, the grounds of Pennington Hall which was demolished in 1963 after being used as a museum, are open to the public.

Once on the ground, each rider was given a signed certificate commemorating the flight.

Once on the ground, I looked for our employees, who had all left.

But once on the ground, travellers see signs of a more sustainable prosperity.

Once on the ground, he grabbed at his left knee, writhing in pain.

Once on the ground in Hong Kong, however, Poitras began working with the Guardian team.

There was jewellers once on the ground floor and flats above.

Once on the ground, don't worry about getting your bearings.

Once on the ground, reclusive animals come into focus, and hard-to-reach fishing streams are just steps away.