He must come out and fight us on open ground, and for that we must ever be ready.
We passed over sandhills, through scrubs, and eventually on to open ground.
I then made down to where the horses should have passed along, and found some of them standing with their packs on, in a small bit of open ground, surrounded by dense scrubs, which by chance I came to, and nobody near.
Our shortest record of leaving a camp (On a piece of open ground.
A wall tent, with a large arbor of poles and boughs in front, stood on level, open ground a short distance from the creek, and facing the Blue Mountains, all ready for the governor.
While Porter was slowly forming his column, his skirmishers pushed forward over the open ground nearly to Groveton.
In the centre Jackson's right followed up Porter's retreating troops sharply; but the fire of the numerous guns searching all the open ground there, and the firm attitude of our troops, kept them at bay.
A few batteries occupied positions in advance of this ridge, and exchanged incessant fire with the enemy's guns across the wide, open ground.
Ground on which each side has liberty of movement is open ground.
On open ground, do not try to block the enemy's way.
On open ground, I would keep a vigilant eye on my defenses.
A few springs brought him into the open ground, and in presence of the game.
There was a spot of open groundjust a little to one side of where these trees stood.
Pennsylvanicus) shows a preference for low-lying meadows and wet, open ground through a wider, more westerly range.
The right of the brigade encountered a strong line of works in open ground, covered by artillery in position, which could not be overcome.
The movement was on open ground, and the only corps manœuvre we had witnessed during the campaign.
The part of the new line built by the Thirty-sixth was on open ground, while the rebel position was masked by thick woods, and the fire from unseen batteries and sharp-shooters was harassing in the extreme.
The last rush had to be made across 200 yards of open ground in the face of a terrific shrapnel fire.
The undertaking appeared on the face of it an absolute impossibility, as it involved crossing a good deal of open groundin full view of the enemy.
But if by training you mean making the hawk fit to take ringing larks in open ground, the case is different.
As soon as our fire was burning good we mounted our horses and rode about one mile on to open ground.
As soon as we were on open ground we stopped and built a fire and dried our clothing, for we were as wet as drowned rats.
We made our way to open ground as quick as possible, rode about a half a mile and then stopped and loaded our pistols.
We traveled some four or five miles without seeing an Indian, but all this time we were on open ground.
The right of the regiment rested in open ground, near a negro's house, and the left extended into the woods in a north-west direction.
We halted in open ground, before we reached the river.
After advancing about a mile, we halted in open ground, and formed line of battle.
Elephants are generally observed to be bolder in open ground than in cover, but, if bold at all, far more dangerous in cover than in open ground.
On the upper side and all around the tank there was a considerable margin of open ground.
These plants, without being disturbed, were soon afterwards turned into the open ground.
He was standing on a little glade of about fifty yards across; this was surrounded upon all sides but one with dense thorny jungle, and he therefore stood in a small bay of open ground.
These birds are very wary and difficult to approach; but I at length got him into a large bush, surrounded by open ground.
They raised their spears ready for casting and one of the five hurled a burning branch across the narrow ribbon of open ground.
Half an hour later altered his course and returned to the ribbon of open ground.
Beyond a mile of open ground, flooded by Uda's silver rays, stood the towering stone walls of Ammad.
Abruptly the forest and jungle ended at open ground.
It was slowly gliding out into some open ground, with the intention of crossing to a thicket upon the other side.
Immense bands of the squirrels are observed in a particular neighbourhood, proceeding through the woods or across tracts of open ground, all in one direction.
I paid no more heed to them at the time; but a few minutes after, my attention was again drawn to them, by seeing them make a sudden rush across a piece of open ground, as if they were in pursuit of something.
Our horses and mules were picketed on a piece of open ground, each having his "trail-rope," which allowed a circuit of several yards.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "open ground" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
