11.   Ground-covering sedums, including species such as Sedum spurium and Sedum acre, hug the ground, reaching only a few inches high.

12.   Hugging the ground, the flames consumed grass instead of giant pines.

13.   The ability to hug the ground keeps him safe.

14.   The first thing a visitor notices about the Dutch-style fieldstone cottage high on a ridgetop above the Hudson River is how it hugs the ground.

15.   The glaze forms when rain or drizzle falls into a thin layer of subfreezing air that hugs the ground.

16.   The problem, the report said, was in the part of the radar system that allows the plane to hug the ground in flight.

17.   The rain will begin as ice across the interior Northeast as the warm, moist air ascends a shallow layer of chilly air hugging the ground.

18.   They hugged the ground and tried to hide among the cactus.

19.   It seems to hug the ground a little better going back.

20.   The road crosses moors, where rows of tall plants stand like sentinels and clouds hug the ground, keeping it moist and mossy green.