Sentence examples for the grounds from which from inspiring English sources

There are three self-catering cottages in the grounds, from which you can join the communal dining as you choose, with babysitting available.

A system of iron pipes was also installed in order to convey water from a well to a small reservoir on the grounds from which it could be pumped to various parts of the building.

The same old pair of friendly docents stood by, waiting to show curious visitors the network of tunnels and bunkers, built into the grounds, from which Fidel commanded soldiers during the Missile Crisis in 1962, when Havana and Washington's historic animus found its gravest depth.

For example, Diderot and d'Alembert presented their 17-volume alphabetically arranged Encyclopédie in the mid-18th century as the grounds from which civilization could be rebuilt if necessary after a catastrophe, but in fact we have not yet suffered from a massive loss of learning of the kind they envisioned.

A sustainable power sharing agreement will be hard to come by but is crucial to achieving a lasting peace and to deprive violent groups such as IS the grounds from which they recruit.

And that art, the art of the mid-sixties, is basically the ground from which contemporary art still grows.

Solutions have to be more radical, but Labour has vacated the ground from which it could hit back.

It's hard to know what sort of rough music Could send our forgetfulness back into the ground, From which the gravediggers pulled it years ago.

It's hard to know what sort of rough musicCould send our forgetfulness back into the ground,From which the gravediggers pulled it years ago.

by Sharon Levy It's hard to know what sort of rough musicCould send our forgetfulness back into the ground,From which the gravediggers pulled it years ago.

This carriage could be raised and lowered from a galley located 18 feet off the ground, from which workmen could replace the carbons each day.