Sentence examples for predictable ground from inspiring English sources
Kenya's official 50th anniversary celebrations....included more religious content than any of our previous Independence Day festivities.Earlier participants in the debate have trodden some very predictable ground.
The brunch and dinner menus are concise, but their brevity doesn't keep Resto from treading some predictable ground (steak frites, frisée aux lardons) and hitting some rough spots.
He has spoken in the past about the importance of maintaining his concentration while at the races and of his unwillingness to get drawn into conversations with media folk that will tend to cover predictable ground each time.
Those who back Corbyn are being labelled by other Labour party members as more emotionally volatile and less predictable, grounded by the elder statesmen on the leadership side of the divide who see backing Anyone But Corbyn as a sign of maturity and calm.
It is already signing up allies.The most important and least predictable battle-ground will be Uttar Pradesh, the biggest state, which sent no Congress MPs to the last parliament.
Changes in pack ice extent and duration may affect predictable foraging grounds that are within foraging range of each breeding or moult location; similarly changes in polynya extent and persistence will almost certainly be an important factor.
Plant engineers said the damage was in a predictable spot because ground motion from the quake would be magnified on the upper floors, and the tank is relatively top-heavy.
Competitive ability and mixture performance were predictable from above-ground phenotypic traits even though below-ground competition appeared to be more intense.
189, was booed with predictable gusto and grounded to short to bring the Sox up to bat.
- The clinical use of imatinib revealed limitations of oncotargeted therapy such as selection for resistance,,, which is actually predictable on theoretical grounds.
