Sentence examples for unbroken ground from inspiring English sources

"He was someone who was always willing to represent the underdog, to try unbroken ground".

A few fields away you will find the unbroken ground of Moorside, which is intended, eventually, to host the largest single-site nuclear plant in Europe.

That might be not be as easy elsewhere (South Korea and the Netherlands are up next), where the level of local interest in Zamperini's story won't win Unbroken as much ground-entry box office.

Austen's Hampshire plot was small enough to begin with; has any ground been left unbroken?

Northants had been 39-7 at one stage in reply before Brett Hutton (14 not out) and Gleeson (12 not out) ground out 27 runs in an unbroken ninth-wicket stand in the fading light.

The ground below the window is covered with unbroken snow.

The captain-elect made his maiden Test century in the equivalent match on this ground two years ago and has so far contributed to an unbroken fourth-wicket stand of 101 with Adam Voges, 47 not out.

But the situation on the ground remains deeply uncertain, given the anarchy of Chad, the unbroken war in Darfur and the international arrest warrant issued for Mr. Bashir this month.

So, having left off Jets blogging a while back, for the thornier brambles of (the great but misunderstood) Adam Smith and (the great but misunderstood) Mark Twain, I should try and make up lost ground by saying at once that this has been a season of almost unbroken bliss.

Root lodging results from intact and unbroken culms leaning from the crown due to a failure of root anchorage in the ground, while stem lodging refers to the bending or breaking of the lower culm internodes as a result of excessive bending pressure at the higher internodes.

This year's films venture into WWII in varying ways — some with boots on the ground ("Fury"), some with brains in the shed ("Imitation") and some from inside prison camps ("Unbroken").