Sentence examples for there may be ground from inspiring English sources

With that aim, the streets were to be "uniform down to the water", and each house would ideally be placed in the middle of its plot, "so there may be ground on each side for gardens or orchards or fields".

I recognize it at once, when in a history text I first read William Penn's dreamy yet transpicuous instructions for the layout of Philadelphia: Let every house be placed in the middle of its plot, so that there may be ground on each side for gardens or orchards or fields, that it may be a green country town which will never be burnt, and always be wholesome.

13 The maize kernel may be ground whole, fractionated, or have other corn components added.

I think they may be grinding everything up now.

There may be sirens.

There may be more.

There may be corruption.

There may be fraud.

By contrast, there may be all sorts of claims about hacking having occurred at non-News Int titles, but - aside from uncorroborated allegations by MPs and former staff (usually with an axe to grind) - there is no proof.

"While there may be.

There may be.