Sentence examples for read the ground from inspiring English sources
Who wants to stop and read the ground (even for a second)?
After some initial pleasantries, she offered them sweet black coffee in Turkish cups, and when they had finished drinking she read the grounds for them.
It also established his personal reputation as a gung-ho commander who overstepped his authority, although locally he was better known as a superlative field marshal "who reads the ground like you read books," Mr. Gissin said.
In "Unmatching Legs Ode," she acknowledges that she is not so happy about the state of the soles of her feet, those "two brains, reading the ground" now missing half their nerves and rendered "numbskulls".
After a guest finishes his or her coffee, a host may turn the cup upside down, allow the grounds to cool and then tell a fortune by reading the grounds.
When I read the headline, "Ground Zero Staircase Is Put on List of Most Endangered Sites," I was stopped again.
Their statement read: "The ministerial wing ground floor entrance has been closed.
Between the Web and Twitter and text, I've donated money; tracked the progress of the USNS Comfort hospital ship across the Atlantic; read on-the-ground pleas from doctors with not enough IVs.
The two volunteers will sit and read the work in the ground floor gallery of the Baltic.
"Green with pride" read the signs around the ground at kick-off.
Many in the crowd wept as they read the plaque on the ground, which says that the bench honors the memory of enslaved Africans who arrived on Sullivan's Island and of those who died during the Middle Passage.
