Sentence examples for been grass from inspiring English sources

Many blazes have been grass fires which travel two or three times faster than an average bushfire.

The lawn was too lush ("If there had been grass, the starving prisoners would have eaten it," our guide said) and it was peaceful.

Jones played well, and on the 35th of the 36 holes played the final day, he found himself in one of those torn-out patches of turf — his ball in the sandy subsoil where once there had been grass.

We set off to a small square, where what had been grass was now a bed of ash 4in thick, and the first three shelters we uncovered were empty.

Still anyone who has experienced loss will be hard hit by Babst's expert descriptions: "the innards of sofas strewn across lawns," "the littered brown no-man's-land that had once been grass," details that seem infused with the city's soul.

Oh Christ don't, had been Jeremy's moaned-out comeback - I just couldn't think of food, not after all that booze and stuff, and those funny kind of, what were they - those gooey sort of canap*s in little pastry cases with bits of could have been grass on top.

Most of them have been grass-roots, bottom-up, saying this is what we legitimately need to make data available to everybody to advance the science.

For the first time in 30 years there have been grass-roots demonstrations with millions of people, and these demonstrations stand as a proof that people want democracy".

The road has now been grassed over.

"The demonstrations that have escalated -- and we're not judging anyone with how they protest -- have been grass-roots efforts by people who have never protested before". Answer Coalition readied one of the calmer protests this week, a rally and march on July 16 that started at Los Angeles City Hall, wound through downtown streets for more than an hour and ended on the steps of police headquarters.

This has been grass-roots driven.