The usa has already proved
fertile ground
for education reformers who believe in choice.
The large amounts of ammonia in the slurry become
breeding ground
for bacteria, which turn it into acid.
Ground floor
adjacent to the main road.
Grounds of sexual orientation
with regard to housing, goods and services and education.
The
burial ground
is is of considerable extent, having been recently much enlarged.
The game itself merely provides a context;
common ground
where things happen to players.
Or are we just a
dumping ground
for lost souls?
Ground flora
dies away, those with the ability to reach a little higher will survive.
Many of these overlook the fairfield
recreation ground
to the south of the town.
In addition, there are
middle ground
or standard policies.
It could never
break the ground
of the first series - it's a sequel!
Budget hotel in the headingley area of leeds near the
cricket ground.
The result is a perfect balance between easy riding, controlled braking and effective damping over
rough ground.
Each time the foot
hits the ground, the tension causes the fascia to pull at the heel.
Regent's park one of henry viii's
hunting grounds.
Somehow or other they claim to have the
moral high ground.
Refuse areas are the perfect
breeding ground
for all kinds of pests.
It's never been an issue except occasionally inside
football grounds
where certain fans can be, erm, a bit nasty.
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