Sentence examples for world of ground from inspiring English sources

But in the deeply politicized world of ground zero, things are not always what they seem.

In the surreal world of ground zero, the gruesome find was something of a hopeful development.

Consideration of the origin of loess material has now replaced the discussion on deposit formation as the major 'intrinsic' problem, and in the world of ground engineering there is still much investigation on the origins of collapsibility, which is, in effect, a discussion of loess origins.

The simple world of ground up spines and a tasty cow brain baps is, it seems, a messier, fishier place these days.

The simple world of ground-up spines and tasty cow brains is, it seems, a messier, fishier place these days.

The book's first two stories, with their expressly cinematic titles, "Exteriors" and "Interiors," suggest sketches of movies, ones that elegantly foreshadow the world of "Losing Ground".

'I think to make something roots a person, and in these days of digital things – all in the "cloud" – the real world of earth, of clay from the ground, is a fabulous balance.

Formerly a self-sufficient world of pleasure grounds, greenhouses and productive gardens, providing not only beauty but sustenance for the thousand-acre Victorian estate of the Tremayne family who had been at Heligan since the 16th century, the gardens were gradually abandoned after World War I.

If adults want to understand not just care-children but what so many other young people see in the attraction of being in the parent-free world of a Dumping Ground, they need to read Tracy Beaker.

But when you enter the world of precaution, the ground is no longer flat.

In the world of small-unit ground engagements, making it hard for the other guy to look at you provides an undeniable advantage.