Sentence examples for bit of grass left from inspiring English sources

There will be a bit of grass left on them so it will always be difficult for the captain who wins the toss: does he put the other team in or bat first?

"There wasn't a blade of grass left.

The nest is a shallow cup of grass leaves built in a depression under a grass tussock or small bush.

The shape of grass leaves possesses great value in both agronomy and developmental biology research.

That's right, the fashion house's new fragrance, which according to W magazine is inspired by the Serpentine Galleries in London's Kensington Gardens, includes notes of "grass, leaves, pollen, and even a bit of pollution".

Apologise for appropriating someone's bit of grass 'cos they left their towel there.

The nest is a shallow cup of grass leaves and lined with finer grasses, built in a depression and well hidden in the grass.

Fresh greens have scents reminiscent of grass, leaves, and herbs.

"There was no grass left.

There was quite a bit of grass to clip.

It will probably get a bit harder and they might shave a bit of grass off.