Sentence examples for a distant lawn from inspiring English sources
ARCHER, Fla .— The rumble of a distant lawn mower, the whoosh of a passing motorist and the buzz of a pesky fly hung in the air at Bronson Speedway.
Thank heavens for the day that Al Pacino woke up and decided he preferred roaring all his lines, like he was trying to scare an elk from a distant lawn, to just saying them like a normal person.
At the shut-tight Our Lady of Lourdes parochial school in Queens Village, no noises could be heard but the chirping of sparrows and the buzz of a distant lawn-care machine.
Orange signs on the fence outside Adrien Block Intermediate School (I.S. 25) said that it was closed "due to high levels of influenza-like illness". At the shut-tight Our Lady of Lourdes parochial school in Queens Village, no noises could be heard but the chirping of sparrows and the buzz of a distant lawn-care machine.
There is his dad, watching a morris dance on some distant lawn.
It contrasts a large modern window, a beverage glass, a telephone, a pool and a manicured lawn with a distant narrow sliver of the timeless bay and its marshy shoreline.
And when a horn is pressed to his lips, he shoots flames, occasionally indulging in a few showstoppy tricks, spitting out staccato notes like a lawn sprinkler or bleating an elongated phrase like a distant ambulance coming to the rescue.
Evidently, they are undaunted about moving next to the Holland Tunnel exit plaza (a distant successor to St. John's Park), a tangle of roadway and lawn, with Mark di Suvero's "Joie de Vivre" sculpture at the center.
Instead, the area will become a lawn, hemmed in by meadow sprouting grasses like rye and fescue, across which a distant body of water - formerly obscured by the grove - is visible.
Wayne county sheriff Benny Napoleon has some visible support around town in posters and lawn signs, Dominic says, but interviews with voters do not seem to contradict polls putting him in a distant second.
