Sentence examples for turning to ground from inspiring English sources

This is the time of year when cool air begins to run downhill, gathering in the hollows and turning to ground fog.

Ms. Smith DeWaal said that many people might have turned to ground turkey because they think it is healthier or safer than ground beef, which has been associated with illness outbreaks caused by E. coli, also bacteria.

The region once relied on groundwater for its needs, but land subsidence has forced much of the region to turn to ground-level water sources.

The city once relied on groundwater for its needs, but land subsidence forced the city to turn to ground-level water sources such as Lake Houston, Lake Conroe and Lake Livingston.

Under normal conditions, the Steelers would have turned to the ground game, eating the clock and resting Roethlisberger's shoulder.

Playing from ahead, they were able to turn to their ground game, getting 70 or more yards from Leshoure and backup Joique Bell.

Parcelling away his boots back in 2013, my thoughts turned to the ground they had covered, the miles of Dorset, Crete, Texas they had trampled.

Government has to be behind it!" Before long her attention turned to the ground and her memory of the brackish swells that flooded it last October during Hurricane Sandy.

Again, he turned to familiar ground in plant-hire to which he allied a retail security firm - and also a contract cleaning company.

My eyes turn to the ground, unable to stomach the rest of the scene.

Turning to the right on the ground takes less distance than turning left.