Sentence examples for to ground over from inspiring English sources

With the try unconverted, Edinburgh hunted for a bonus-point touchdown, and got it when Scott cut a lovely angle off Greig Tonks on the 22 and stepped Hayward to ground over the whitewash, Hidalgo-Clyne adding the extras.

If you have workers who have to put a bolt in, or who have to go back down to the ground over and over again to build these projects, it's going to drive up the costs of solar overall.

- Obama appears on the David Letterman show for the first time as president, amid a media blitz to try to regain ground over healthcare reforms.

Investors expecting shares of the underlying stock to continue to gain ground over the next several months purchased call spreads in the November contract.

It was lost to ground fire over the Netherlands.

To be sure, it's extremely rare for stocks to lose ground over the course of an entire decade, especially when you factor in dividends.

Here is testament to that: Three women were charged with breach of peace after battling one another to the ground over a parking space at the Corbins Corner shopping center in West Hartford last Sunday.

Sites like Facebook and Google have yet to gain ground over local competitors in Russia: Vkontakte has around 60percentt of the market, according to LiveInternet; Yandex has more than 80percentt of all search).

Try being in your over split and getting a partner to try to touch your hips to the ground in an over split for a good stretch.

Lectures are often delivered using traditional methods, with a great reliance on dead tree materials, and physical core textbooks continue to hold ground over digital versions.

Yet the biggest universal banks have continued to gain ground over the past five years, for several reasons.One is that since the financial crisis almost all banks have become stingier about lending.