Sentence examples for whole of the ground from inspiring English sources
The whole of the ground floor was books.
Shouldn't they pay to have the whole of the ground floor retiled?
Despite the prospect of renovating the whole of the ground floor – again – Feeley wasn't angry.
When you look at them they are usually the ugliest people in the whole of the ground.
Typically, the buildings had carports or a large open parking space occupying the whole of the ground floor, with the upper-floors supported on narrow columns.
Tony Addison, co-owner of 2 Tone Comics, a comic book store in Hebden Bridge We've lost the whole of the ground floor reception area and stock.
Milton imagined "vernal delights" all year round, replete with perfumed breezes, and the mist which first went up from the earth "and watered the whole face of the ground".
Chapter 2, in verses 6 and 7, puts it this way: *{:.break one} ** But there went up a mist from the earth, and watered the whole face of the ground.
Steadily we rode after them, farther and farther into the enclosed and constantly narrowing space, until the whole surface of the ground was literally covered with kangaroos, so closely packed that they could not leap.
The presented combined model shows a significant improvement in fitting the whole scope of the ground-based and space-mission data for comet dust.
You could also use 1 full cinnamon stick and about 3 whole cloves instead of the ground spices, if desired.
