Sentence examples for to ground it from inspiring English sources

And from Dahl's side you get empathetic children's plight (essential with two such ickily wholesome lead children), anarchically eccentric adults, a folkloric baddie to haunt young nightmares (the Child Catcher), and a class-conscious romantic subtext to ground it all.

Shrewd as it was for him to go to ground, it could not prevent the noes from warning that "President Clegg" would be kept forever in power by everybody's second preferences.

Since the vast majority of faults on distribution systems are line to ground, it makes sense to utilize the inherent capability of the recloser to operate in a single phase mode and thus reduce interruptions to customers on the other 2 phases [24].

Without any realism to ground it, the movie's spiritual story line feels aloft — swirling around but never dramatically landing.

Connect the positive side to the red connection first and then attach the negative side of the battery with the black connection or clamp the black connection to a metal piece to ground it.

On Anscombe's view modern theories such as Kantian ethics, Utilitarianism, and social contract theory are sorely inadequate for a variety of reasons, but one major worry is that they try to adopt the legalistic framework without the right background assumptions to ground it.

"It (the contamination) falls to the ground it goes to the water, fish eat it and other animals," says Chief Beardy.

Your body is the house you grew up in ― how dare you try to burn it to the ground?" It rocked my shit.

"We had to stop and consider the new information, run it to ground, compare it to hundreds of sources of data," McConnell said.

"From my 'normal' perspective looking down to the ground, it would have been nearly impossible to notice.

Falling to the ground, it may form well-sorted layers.