Sentence examples for bit of turf from inspiring English sources
They call their sloshy bit of turf (affectionately) the Bathtub.
Lap 9/58: Leclerc loses a few vital seconds after deciding to trim a bit of turf.
John Morris burrows so deeply into familiar territory -- that of the ultrafine, quasi-abstract drawing -- that he finds a bit of turf to call his own.
6.16am GMT 20th over: Australia 86-3 (Rogers 40, Smith 7) Lead by 257 That injury scare was the cue for a bit of turf surgery.
In the Gulf of Mexico, on the "wrong side of the levee," a white, black, and Cajun community of scruffy survivors clings to a damp bit of turf they lovingly call the Bathtub.
Lawn (2009), seems to want to show all the potential colours of grass in different lights, at different seasons, or in the varying vitality of different blades in a single bit of turf, within one unified smear of layered colours.
Without the beastly Symonds swallowing up random bits of turf at mid-off, the Aussies are a little low on intensity.
The obvious solution, whereby both sides more or less accept the status quo, exchanging just a few bits of turf to save face, was long ago advocated by China, including in the 1980s by the then prime minister, Deng Xiaoping.
The ASL and Housing Options have been promoting community based approaches to housing and support for some years, sometimes coming together but usually ploughing our own bits of turf like many third sector organisations.
"We would get big bits of turf and climb up on to the roof and block people's chimneys and run for it.
If I went on a bit of uneven turf it would trigger it.
