Sentence examples for where the grounds from inspiring English sources

The general wisdom is that the finer the coffee is ground the better, up until the point where the grounds begin to appear in the cup.

Moussa Traoré, a former dictator twice sentenced to death, leads a lavish existence on the capital's outskirts, where the grounds of his mansion roll down to the dazzling waters of the Niger river.

Still, by the time you've seen our young hero through Eton, Oxford and Mrs Thatcher's policy unit, it's hard to see where the grounds for this outsider status comes from.

He added: "The matter is now before the supreme court where the grounds of appeal will be considered in light of the facts of the case, and of course in light of the WGAD decision.

The earl grey tea will start to kick in as we roll into Dulwich, where the grounds of John Soane's Georgian architectural masterpiece Dulwich Picture Gallery plays host to Scandimania (7 15 May).

"This was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to take photos of areas that even the staff had never noticed," said Tom Ross, superintendent of Sagamore Hill for the National Park Service, which runs the historic site, where the grounds, the visitor center and a museum remain open while the house undergoes restoration.

"I had no sense of where the ground was.

Where the "Ground Zero mosque" is concerned, opposition is roughly proportional to distance, even in New York.

Across the country, William Ojiambo sat in a field where the ground was too hard to plow.

The plants can even grow fairly well where the ground is quite rocky.

In areas where the ground is visible, some of the landscape is covered with snow.