Sentence examples for really good grounding from inspiring English sources

That's a really good grounding from Brown. Brown gets down.

But she adds: "The university gave me a really good grounding and preparation.

"It can give you a really good grounding in reality, ironically".

"I think that's a really good grounding because it's not going to be easy, especially as a black woman," she said.

A second student agreed and stated: "I feel like I got a tremendous appreciation for environmental health and I got a really good grounding in environmental and occupation health and so that is why, you know, I really really liked the course".

Morgan has the really good ground strokes, and Kalika, it's really clicked for her at the net". Slevcove became more aggressive at the net, Ricker said, after she finally heeded a tactical suggestion.

But the Jockey Club's inspector of courses, Ron Barry, walked the course before the final race and said: "It's really good jumping ground".

It's a really good training ground, partly because the budgets are small, so they have to rely on a decent script and acting and plotting rather than throwing a bunch of special effects at it.

"If you think about next summer and the Ashes of the future in England, the goal is to play on really good county grounds that are more likely to have truer, bouncier wickets in England," says Shaw. "Pitches like the ones at Perth are ones we'd like to see more of.

"What I was saying about that was that they can afford a really good training ground and sports science and all of those things and they also have the weight of QCs to go and represent them at judicial panels.

Where too much recent American literature is less concerned with any search for meaning than the preening desire to be admired, really good sportswriting is grounded in curiosity and revelation, an enthusiast's notes.