Sentence examples for a turf of from inspiring English sources

Take a turf of green grass, and lay it to the navel, and let it lie till you find ease; the green side must be laid next to the belly.

The epicutis (outer layer of tissue) of the cap is made of a turf of gelatinous hyphae that measure 2.5 6 μm wide; clamp connections are absent to rare in the hyphae.

The best-developed algal assemblage inside the cages at Kas included a canopy of Cystoseira spp. (mostly C. compressa); an understory of Dictyota spp., Hydroclathrus clathratus, and Padina pavonica; and a turf of small filamentous algae.

Medical specialties definition and boundaries is a turf of professional power clashes, so the process of defining core-trunk specialties has had a long and complex gestation period [ 13].

Which is why Friday's confrontation between the two stablemates makes for a turf war of such heady expectations.

At the very least a turf war of some kind is playing a part.

Penny a week for a sod of turf.

The word comes from Old English and refers to a coastal topography behind a beach, a somewhat dunal and undulating landscape, untillable, under bushes of prickly gorse, scattered heather, and a thin turf of marram and other grasses.

Convergence was most rapid on severely burned windrows where plants originated mainly from seed, and slowest on rotocleared-and-mixed sites with a dense turf of Calamagrostis canadensis (Michx).

The traditional and respected evaluators of quality, like librarians, have largely disappeared, leaving behind a crowded turf of reviewers with varied sensitivities, tastes, and abilities who are trying valiantly to fill in the gaps.

"We're very proud of our kosher certificate," he said, leading us across an expansive turf of symmetrically planted trees, past a basketball court and a cafeteria that serves three meals a day and a midnight snack.