Sentence examples similar to web ground from inspiring English sources

The website grounded an otherwise abstract concept.

As the history of the mission on the NASA website says: "Ground controllers in Houston faced a formidable task.

Last year we heard about CruiseWise — which was acquired by TripAdvisor in May and integrated into Cruise Critic — a startup that also cited low online booking rates and terrible websites as grounds for disrupting the industry.

Details of the new contract took time to iron out, but Wallace told the club website  that "common ground" had been found.

Skype's synergies with eBay, led by Chief Executive Meg Whitman Meg Whitman, have yet to show themselves on the online auctioneer's website, a breeding ground for tens of thousands of small businesses.

You've got to build your website from the ground up, fill it with content, check for technical glitches and ultimately, launch it to the public.

She also noted her role in building the Buffalo News' website "from the ground up," and her experience blogging and using social media.

No less than the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services website indicates the ground rules for eligibility for children born out of the country.

The public interest group Public Citizen also sued the Army to block any data-sharing from its website on privacy grounds.

That web content produced in one country may be subject to the laws of a country where it is read was made clear on December 10th when Australia's High Court ruled that an article on Dow Jones's American website could be grounds for a defamation lawsuit in Victoria, where the article was downloaded.

2.24pm GMT Labour and the Liberal Democrats should open talks about what they could include in a Labour/Lib Dem coalition manifesto if the next election were to result in a hung parliament, some of Labour's brightest thinkers are saying in a joint article published on the Shifting Grounds website.