Sentence examples for what a ground from inspiring English sources

There is simply no agreement with Putin on what a ground strategy against Isis should look like.

Mascagni: Cavalleria Rusticana Bruna Rasa/Simionato/ Gigli/Bechi/Orchestra and Chorus of La Scala Milan/Mascagni (Naxos Historical, 2 CDs) ***** £9.99 Mascagni's study of the catastrophic impact of desire and religious guilt on the members of an isolated Sicilian community is so often turned into melodrama that it is easy to forget what a ground-breaking work it was in its day.

What a grounding for later life.

This scene should be sent in to every award show there is for what a ground-breaking drama "How to Get Away with Murder" is.

To accompany this study, NASA has also put out a video, with helpful graphics of what a grounding line is and how the seawater around Antarctica is eating away at its glaciers.

No excess was too excessive, no preconceived notion of what a burying ground might contain stood in the way of creativity.

We both have young families, so we confer about sibling rivalry, how impossible it seems to overcome, and what a training ground it can be for resolving disputes.

What a fertile ground we've cultivated; how much easier we've made it for Sergeant Guzman to harvest his recruits.

But learning so much about polymer chemistry and growing to appreciate what a fertile ground this field is, I completely changed my career goals and decided to go into academia.

Interestingly, Avnery believes that the damning – but very damned – Goldstone report on the bloodletting of the 2008-2009 Gaza war was what prevented a ground invasion this time round.

Trump is, for now, a populist and a nationalist; both can pander and are far from what informs a grounded conservative.