Sentence examples for to be in the ground from inspiring English sources

We expect to be in the ground in the first quarter of 2013, with an opening date of first quarter 2015.

"It began to occur to me that I did not want to be in the ground covered with weeds and whatnot and totally forgotten," he said.

The shovels do not have to be in the ground on July 6 , 2005-- but financing for the shovels must be demonstrated.

These projects are large, they're going to be in the ground for many years, so it just makes economic and environmental sense to get it right the first time".

The army said it would take two weeks to get here, but I had 1,000 vines that had to be in the ground immediately or else they'd die.

Some forecasters, studying data on how much oil is used each year and how much is still believed to be in the ground, have argued that at some point by 2010, global oil production will peak — if it has not already — and begin to fall.

She told BBC News Labour needs "to be in the centre ground to win a general election" but ruled herself out of a leadership bid.

The molecules are therefore assumed to be in the vibrational ground state, and phonon absorption processes by charge carriers can be neglected.

At least 28000000 carat are estimated to still be in the ground.

I was just in a hurry to be in on the ground floor of what the microprocessor enabled.

These are still the early days, and it's good to be in on the ground floor.