Sentence examples for worn ground from inspiring English sources

Delgado's absence from the lineup during the Mets' 1-0 victoverover the Los Angeles Dodgers served as another reminder the worn ground they are tilling as they try to reap a world championship.

"Can you imagine wearing a ground zero hat?" Ms. Cohen Alameno asked.

I was moved when I heard that Gov. George Pataki had decided not to clean the shoes he wore to ground zero -- they were caked with the gray glue-like substance that sticks to everyone who wades through the debris.

She removed her horn-rimmed glasses before we started out — Mother had told her it was all right now that the publicity pictures had been taken — but she still wore the Ground Grippers and they made her walk strangely, almost as though she had snowshoes on.

Also like Marshall – billed tonight as Edgar the Beatmaker – he brings a satchel of deeper influences to bear on the well-worn ground trodden by everyone since the xx: horizontal jazz, namely, and film soundtracks.

Many areas across the city do not have sidewalks, but instead have paths worn into the ground on either side of a road from those who dare tread.

Life changes in accordance with the newly Victorian weather: skirts are worn to the ground and tablecloths follow suit; ivy grows in profusion; in the muffled gloom, evasions and concealments are bred almost as quickly as children.

There would be no walkway outside the wall, only a path worn into the ground by visitors who had already come and gone.

Here's to all of us finding our way as a nation, and as a world, to our own version of "ubuntu"... and to the majority of us choosing a path upward rather than continuing on this present downward path we've pretty much worn into the ground.

Women in the organisation were only allowed to wear long ground-brushing skirts.

To capture those signals, the researchers had test subjects wear a grounding strap, a bracelet normally used to keep static electricity from building up in the body.