Sentence examples for straight to ground from inspiring English sources

Arda Turan runs back on and goes straight to ground again.

And as for the leap, well, I'd rather call it a plunge, plummeting straight to ground like a dropped, stolid, clunking brick.

Part of the carousel area can be walled off so that passengers on domestic flights can get straight to ground transportation, avoiding Customs.

"The Watford player is running into the box, Tarkowski is running alongside him, his hands are up and the player goes straight to ground.

Six years in the making, On Coal River goes straight to ground zero in the energy debate -- the coal war frontlines in the battle with Massey Energy over devastating mountaintop removal mining operations.

If it's true that saturated soil immediately passes additional nitrogen, rather than denitrifying it, that could be bad news for the near future, says Howarth, with all that excess nitrogen flowing straight to ground-water, rivers, streams, and seas.

It will either return to its "home," which is the place it was launched, hover in place or go straight to the ground and land.

The story goes that Newton saw an apple fall to the ground and it made him wonder why the fruit always fell straight to the ground; why did it not veer off to the left or right?

Later, though, he found some relief while flying over the site in a helicopter: the swath of destruction on the ground was less than he had feared as the plane had apparently dropped nearly straight to the ground.

The trails have 18-inch-high curbs for catching lint and skin cells, which tend to fall straight to the ground.

They get a bolt from the blue (actually from the barrel of a slaughterman's gun) and that's it, they fall straight to the ground, unconscious.