Sentence examples for traditional grounds from inspiring English sources

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

"On the downside, the shares have enjoyed a stellar run over recent months, whilst the valuation is not necessarily cheap when benchmarked on more traditional grounds.

I also suspect that it's naive to believe that the pirates of Somalia will simply return to fishing if their traditional grounds are left alone.

In March , 1999 for example, he published a lengthy report entitled "Overview of Our Investment Philosophy," in which he freely conceded that most Internet stocks were "absurdly expensive" on traditional grounds, and that most Internet companies would not survive.

"Most suppliers for the UK market will have a risk strategy built into their supply chain that allows them to divert prawn sourcing away from traditional grounds into others and therefore keep supply broadly in line with demand," says a spokesperson.

Divorce by mutual agreement was not reinstated until 1975, when a comprehensive reform of the divorce law permitted a marriage to be terminated by consent or by petition of one spouse unopposed by the other, or when the marriage had broken down after six years of separation or after six years of mental illness of one spouse, in addition to the traditional grounds of fault.

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

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

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.