Sentence examples for think ground from inspiring English sources

While I still think ground zero should be kept strictly as a memorial out of respect for those who lost their lives in the Sept. 11 attacks, I have to admit that the latest plans for the new Freedom Tower are looking more promising.

I think ground forces are clear, do you see it differently?'.

I think ground zero for the "Out and Proud Cuckold" scene was Seattle; in part due to Dan Savage's column, who is always pulling off the manhole cover.

Oh, she's also off Adderall, which she used to think grounded her, and has never injected anything stronger than a B12 shot.

House and landscape are spliced and overlaid, and what might be thought ground level turns out to be roof.

The merguez burger ($10) — served with a yogurt sauce and conscientiously composed Mediterranean-ish assemblage of vegetables — was probably the best option, though why the kitchen thinks ground lamb is best served medium-rare is another issue.

He also noted that the president "has told me as well to come back to him on a case by case basis," if Dempsey thinks ground forces are needed.

Still Reichenbachian in spirit, his idea is to ground the temporal asymmetries on what he thinks grounds thermodynamics — and more.

With the "New Thought" grounding and her business acumen, Marguerite has become a dynamic and motivating speaker, known for her insights on leadership, entrepreneurship and personal growth.

"I just think my ground strokes were off," Williams said.

"I don't think the ground really matters to him.