Sentence examples for richer ground from inspiring English sources
The miseries of the morning after are even richer ground for comedy.
Yet that swiftly generates fear that Germans, seeing European markets shrink, will stake out richer ground in the United States, Latin America and Asia.
The Superferry will also carry S.U.V.'s and trailered boats, allowing Oahu fishermen frustrated by the island's depleted waters to gain access to the richer grounds of Maui and Kauai — to the discontent of local fisherman.
It does not lead to rich ground.
The fashion industry is a rich ground for getting rich, and there are multiple avenues SamCam could take.
The tendency of the Restoration to suppress Napoleonic enthusiasms provided another rich ground for cartoon as political complaint.
Because of the internet's effect on the way we think and act, it's a rich ground for comedy.
A few (drizzle, scree) are still familiar, but many evocative, useful and beautiful ones, from "Smirr" (fine misty rain, Gaelic) to "monek" (mineral rich ground, Cornish), are not.
Nuclear strategy — the activity with which RAND is most closely associated — provides rich ground for understanding this transformation, but also yields opportunity for easy caricature.
Lawyers at Leigh Day said many local villagers, who face extreme poverty despite living on gold-rich ground, have in effect been "silenced" by the mine.
