Sentence examples for would be a ground from inspiring English sources

"Then there would be a ground attack into Pakistan.

Just as the air war has been largely an American show, so would be a ground war.

They will be spurred on by a capacity crowd in excess of 15,000, which would be a ground record, and the prospect of the game's ultimate test against Australia on Tuesday.

The officials found no evidence that Mr. Gonzalez was an abusive father, he said, which would be a ground to deprive him of the presumption that he speaks for his son.

Barak did not declare outright that there would be a ground offensive, but said that he could not presume to guess what Hamas' next move would be and therefore was preparing the military for any contingency.

Should the talented grappler fall the way of so many others and succumb to GSP in April, a match between Shields and Penn would be a ground aficionado's wet dream.

Peter Jones, leader of East Sussex county council, said that if approved, the collaboration would be a "ground-breaking partnership".

And there is one possible candidate said to be interested in the job who would be a ground-breaking non-American choice while still placating US critics: Tony Blair.

In response to a question four years ago, Mr. Romney said that if any military action were taken against Iran, "I don't anticipate that the kind of strategy we would pursue would be a ground-intensive, change-the-regime, change-the-government type of effort.

An elimination final in Perth with a battered squad would be a grounding for campaigns to come, we thought, not a genuine opportunity to earn a semi-final back in Victoria.

If the theoretical film turned out to actually be good, it would be a ground-breaker of a whole different sort.