Sentence examples for out ground from inspiring English sources
noun
A ground other than a team's home ground, used for occasional matches.
A good landscape starts with a wellthought out ground plan.
You always rule out raw milk, you always rule out ground beef, you always rule out sprouts.
Other districts, like the New York City schools, have begun phasing out ground beef containing the additive from their lunchrooms.
The report concluded that if Israel were to carry out ground raids, Hamas would initially put up little resistance.
In an interview last week, he seemed to be laying out ground rules for a primary fight.
Our means are constrained: the U.N. resolution we're enforcing explicitly rules out ground forces, and President Obama has repeatedly done so as well.
The Massachusetts economists who led the attack on the 2010 paper questioned why their Harvard rivals used a generic Excel spreadsheet to carry out ground-breaking research.
"Not only will we have the first UK astronaut for over two decades, but Tim Peake will be the first ever Briton to carry out ground-breaking research on the International Space Station".
But as Ebel told BBC Future at the World-Changing Ideas Summit in New York, the point of the challenge is to seek out ground-breaking ideas from all cultures and backgrounds.
The GPS industry, meanwhile, maintains it will drop its objections to LightSquareds plans only if the company pays the full cost of upgrading millions of GPS receivers to filter out ground-based signals on its adjacent frequencies.
The renovation involves removing the mall's glass atrium roof and ripping out ground-level brick walls to bring stores and restaurants to the adjacent sidewalks.
