Sentence examples for town ground from inspiring English sources
Benton Harbor has since become an unlikely cause for Rachel Maddow, who has railed repeatedly against the state's seizure of the town — "Ground Zero for American politics," as she calls it.
He was fined £750 and banned from the Cwmbran Town ground for five months.
Worcestershire paceman Jack Shantry will play for Shropshire in Wednesday night's Twenty20 friendly on his home town ground at Shrewsbury.
No car ever drives faster than a horse and cart could carry you, and in the heat of the day, it wouldn't be surprising if the whole sleepy town ground to a happy halt.
Coming from a small town grounds a person.
The transport anchored opposite the port area, while Hinchinbrook, in an attempt to take a position above the town, grounded on a sandbank in the river.
And they haven't played a home game yet at their out-of-town ground.
He arrived at his home-town ground needing one wicket to become the first man in the history of Test cricket to take 700 wickets.
Actual place names in the tale such as Skelghyl, Garthsgate, and Little-town ground the tale in a real world locality yet the tale is mythologized by suggesting a remote time before mechanical means of doing laundry had been invented.
Life as it had been lived in GE's or other one-company towns ground to a halt.
The club's move pre-dated the move to new out-of-town grounds by professional league clubs, and was the first football stadium opened in England in 32 years.
