When the spear-bearer reached the exact middle of the hall, he halted and grounded his regalia-weapon with a thump.
She stood away to the west, and almost immediately after a large berg drove in and grounded in the place she had occupied.
Father and son agreed; they said the light ahead was the one on Kent's Group, and then the vessel grounded amongst the breakers.
He was the property of Mary Brown, a widow, firmly grounded in the love of Slavery; believing that a slave had no business to get tired or desire his freedom.
But this justification, grounded on the direct interest which others have in each individual's observance of the practice, does not apply to the self-chosen occupations in which a person may think fit to employ his leisure; nor does it hold good, in the smallest degree, for legal restrictions on amusements.
These ideal affinities, although grounded like the others on material relations (for sympathy presupposes communication), do not have those relations for their theme but rest on them merely as on a pedestal from which they look away to their own realm, as music, while sustained by vibrating instruments, looks away from them to its own universe of sound.