Sentence examples for whose ground from inspiring English sources

He also asked whose ground troops would be securing Raqqa.

Inside, the units would be arrayed around an atrium whose ground floor would have restaurants, nightclubs and shops.

Noise was one of the main reasons he sold his longtime home in the city, a loft building in TriBeCa whose ground floor once held the Mudd Club.

Krueger's 66-minute victory, interrupted by a rain delay, was secured against a hard-serving foe whose ground strokes deserted him.

One of the most closely watched is Mercedes House, a zigzagging rental-and-condo complex, whose ground floor has a Mercedes showroom.

In the store, the bag is merchandised to reflect Burberry.com — especially in the Regent Street flagship store, whose ground floor is referred to as "the home page".

He cited Pixar's earlier hit, Finding Nemo, as a film whose ground-breaking underwater effects now looked "somewhat geometric".

It represents an eagle whose folded wings are like wraparound tracks, and whose ground-hugging, thrusting shape conjures the growl and shriek of a mighty engine.

Shelagh Delaney, the acclaimed playwright whose ground-breaking debut, A Taste of Honey, challenged many of the taboos of 50s Britain, has died.

The third of their troika of strung-out, druggy, sexually ambiguous visionaries was Allen Ginsberg, the gawky, Jewish, voraciously homosexual poet, whose ground-breaking Howl and Other Poems was published in 1956.

"Everything is going within hours of becoming available," said Maura M. Frana, a graduate student in design at Pratt Institute whose ground-floor apartment in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, was flooded last week, and many of her belongings ruined.