Sentence examples for west ground from inspiring English sources

Located in West Ground Floor Galleries.

But it was at Regensburg's theology department that he honed his belief that the discourse of Christianity is a fundamentally rational discourse — as the West, grounded in Greek philosophical inquiry, understands reason — and as such not ultimately comprehensible, even for argument's sake, outside the JudeoChristian tradition.

Over the course of his theological career, he had come to believe that "the discourse of Christianity is a fundamentally rational discourse — as the West, grounded in Greek philosophical inquiry, understands reason — and as such not ultimately comprehensible, even for argument's sake, outside the Judeo-Christian tradition".

But it was at Regensburg's theology department that he honed his belief that the discourse of Christianity is a fundamentally rational discourse — as the West, grounded in Greek philosophical inquiry, understands reason — and as such not ultimately comprehensible, even for argument's sake, outside the Judeo-Christian tradition.

West Virginia ground the game to a halt early and simply plodded to the finish line.

His total nearly matched the West Virginia ground game's output in its first four games combined (306 yards).

On Sunday, he was to head down to Melbourne and then West Palm Beach, ground zero for the Bush-Gore election recount of 2000.

Traffic outside Television Centre in White City, west London, ground to a halt as hundreds of campaigners demonstrated against Mr Griffin's presence on the Question Time panel.

The thought was that most of the difference could be made up in the area south and west of ground zero.

Ticketholders described the queues that subsequently built up as ridiculous and said a lack of cash machines at the west London ground added to the problem.

Last Thursday, the magazine released its second World Reputation Rankings in a report that said, "The West loses ground to the East in the global index of academic prestige".