Sentence examples for traditional ground from inspiring English sources

They don't have enough quality at running back for a great traditional ground attack.

Centre-right parties found their traditional ground had been taken from them.

Now they are moving into their opponents' traditional ground and doing so very effectively.

Being in a compact, traditional ground triggered fond memories of Highfield Road.

Areas such as big public expenditure – more traditional ground for the committee – are likely to come into focus.

The UK isn't on its traditional ground in this part of Africa, so that left the French.

When asked to describe the difference between his offense and the traditional ground-bound attack of Notre Dame teams, Willingham, a wide smile on his usually stoic face, had a succinct answer.

Among Kol Tuv's specialties are imam (baked eggplant with onions and tomato), stifado (chicken with onion and prunes), sofrito (beef à la Corfu, with garlic sauce), grilled tsipoura (sea bream), turkey souvlaki and biftekia (lean ground-meat cutlets) and pastelikos (traditional ground-meat pies, a specialty from an aunt of Mr. Varouh).

The Closes opted for three porches, one traditional ground-level porch that opens from their living room and has room enough for the couple to sit and read, and two smaller upstairs porches lighted up at night with decorative star-shaped light fixtures.

Thursday's program pairs Orrin Evans and Gerald Clayton, who both balance traditional grounding with contemporary vision.

Best and worst away grounds The best trips are Bournemouth and Everton– one of the few surviving traditional grounds.