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There's no hot water on the fifth floor, but there is on the ground floor.
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There's no hot water on the fourth floor, but there is on the ground floor.
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The restaurant is on the ground floor.
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I live on the ground floor.
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The superintendent lives on the ground floor.
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The ground floor was flooded.
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"And what's in the building on the other side of the yard?" "There are stables on the ground floor and haylofts above them."
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The cafe is on the ground floor, two floors below.
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In my new house, the living room is on the ground floor and the bedroom is on the first floor.
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It's on the ground floor.
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She lives on the ground floor.
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The kitchen is on the ground floor.
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One evening, as she was, according to her custom, rambling round about the courts and yards of the palace to see if she could smell any fresh meat, she heard, in a room on the ground floor, little Day crying, for his mamma was going to whip him, because he had been naughty; and she heard, at the same time, little Dawn begging mercy for her brother.
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Sami was on the ground floor.
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The living room is on the ground floor.
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The bar is on the ground floor.
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The exit is likewise on the ground floor.
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The way out is on the ground floor as well.
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Tourist Information is on the ground floor of the building.
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There's a tourist information centre on the ground floor of the building.
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On the ground floor of the building is a tourist information office.
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There is a tourist information centre on the ground floor of the building.
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I invited my parents to have a Buddhist meal in the ground floor of the International Buddhist Temple. We ate a delicious meal. We took some free books from there about Buddhism. My father started reading them, but I warned him that the English was unorthodox.
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In the Near East, my linguistic interests comprise Arabic, Hebrew, Turkish, and Farsi. I remember a curious cookbook in the then underdeveloped ground floor of my house in the 1970s. It had drawings of ancient ziggurats, jars, food, and other artefacts, which captured my interest in the Near East. As a teenager, I casually tried to learn Arabic, from borrowed books from Lulu Island's central library. By the age of 25, almost 26, I enjoyed an adventurous December in beautiful Egypt. Seeing the Great Pyramids was a goal, which I achieved early in life.
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At my age ten and on my introduction to North America from the Philippines, my family first rented a ground floor suite. In the undeveloped backyard were some sand and coconut shells, which I used to imagine space habitats on a different planet. Running water from a faucet provided my vision of an alien river.

At my age ten and on my introduction to North America from the Philippines, my family first rented a ground floor suite in a flat suburb. In the neighbourhood were two sisters, who were half-Japanese and half-white; two Filipino brothers, who loudly played drums; black brother and sister, who played ping-pong in a driveway; and a Greek boy, who was friendly.

At my age ten and on my introduction to North America from the Philippines, my family first rented a ground floor suite at a cul-de-sac, where there was also a house with three Filipino children. They introduced me to eating cherries.

It is now Saturday, the 12th of July of 2014. My Chinese neighbours Irene, Fred, and RJ have a garage sale, from which I buy 8 Chinese books, including the translation of George Orwell's 1984. It is really a prize, a treasure about an alternate history of three competing supernations—Oceania, Eurasia, and Eastasia—on Earth. All the books are in the most modern form of logograms, often called "Simplified Chinese" as contrasted with "Traditional Chinese." The family are ground floor tenants of Chinese-Indian Moli and Chinese Leong, both from Fiji. Their house with a big back balcony is next to and north of my home on Lulu Island.

My "Uncle" Bert helped my Papa Frank build our ground floor bedrooms and bathroom.

In the previous bamboo and wooden house of Auntie Bella, there was a hammock on the ground floor, in which I lay swinging until I felt dizzy. Auntie and family soon moved into a cement dwelling in another part of Ibaan.

The toilets are on the ground floor.

A fire broke out on the ground floor.

The fire was on the ground floor.

My flat is on the ground floor.

Is there a till only on the ground floor?

Is there a cash desk only on the ground floor?

I can highly recommend the Thai restaurant on the ground floor. It serves authentic Thai food such as you'll find in Thailand.

"Laila lives on the ground floor." "And where does Mary live?" "On the first floor."

"Laila lives on the ground floor." "What about Mary?" "On the first floor."

The ground floor is the first floor above ground.

It was my 54th visit this year to the "Clam Temple," the Roman Catholic church on St. Albans Road, here on Lulu Island, this cloudy 25th of June of 2025. It's "Konkotemplo" in Esperanto for me. It was around 6 in the morning, very quiet, and there were only three of us in the huge clam-shaped nave—the void—ah! I'm a spiritual Syncretist. Later in the day, I went to Tim Hortons café several times. In the afternoon, I took a siesta at home and had a dream: There were young Japanese visitors to my house. On the ground floor, I was taking a picture of them with some Filipinos using what was called a "picture-taker" shaped like a box of chocolates, and the pictures turned out, so that the people's faces looked like chocolate! Later, awakened, I went to Kin's Farm Market to buy a yellow Manila Mango, then to FreshCo to buy a ring of shrimps with red cocktail sauce.