Sentence examples for same ground for from inspiring English sources

Alex Hales, who will reconvene his bicep-flexing opening partnership with Michael Lumb, scored 49 off 19 balls on this same ground for the Adelaide Strikers six weeks ago.

The Irish are back in the same ground for the ODI World Cup qualifiers against Kenya on 18 and 20 February.

Sri Lanka were all out for 218... Derek Underwood: "I'd got the best match figures of my career at the the same ground for an International XI in 1967/68 , 15 in the match, so I was comfortable on that wicket".

These are not the same grounds for ineligibility that are now in contention, but nonetheless show that Day had long been confused about his entitlement to sit as a senator.

Note that we could object to derivability on the same grounds, for to say that a sentence is or is not analytic presumably does not mean anything about its being or not being the product of a certain algorithm (compare Etchemendy 1990, p. 3).

Another, covering some of the same ground, recalls for example that perjury, according to a celebrated English jurist writing in 1717, "is of all the crimes whatsoever the most infamous and detestable".

Whatever mulch you choose, the same ground rules for laying it apply: never use on dry soil, or you'll lock moisture out, not in; clear the site of perennial weeds before you begin; leave a gap around the stems of plants to avoid rot; be careful not to bury small, dainty plants - before mulching, protect them by covering with a flowerpot.

The comparison showed that the WAVe method yielded similar Vs profiles and Vs,30 leading to same ground type for seismic design.

But there is something to be said for treading the same ground over and over, for making sure that listeners have certain works, particularly those recently written, firmly in their ears.

The Northern Ireland Audit Office has run a separate investigation, covering much the same ground, which is scheduled for publication in September.

After 9/11, our political leaders didn't hold interminable rounds of hearings covering the same ground they'd debated for years yet changing nothing.