Sentence examples for blocks of grass from inspiring English sources

Before being converted to a garden and park, the site comprised two empty blocks of grass.

Among grasses, species from the tribe Triticeae have acquired a specific form of inflorescences in which spikelets, the actual building blocks of grass inflorescences, are directly attached to the main axis (or rachis).

THE official name of the two-square-block collection of grass, asphalt, swings and jungle gyms at Fifth Avenue and Third Street in Park Slope is J. J. Byrne Park.

Instead of solid pavement, the lot uses scattered blocks, so grass can infiltrate the areas in between — though mud can, too.

From there she took me to see some of the housing complexes, tall regular blocks built around generous areas of grass and trees with lots of benches and little bronze statues.

The street was lined with identical housing blocks, each with a small lawn of grass; all of it yellow and uncut.

And at Mayfield Comprehensive (1955), the school's great bulk was transmuted into spaciousness by the arrangement of low blocks round grass courts.

Increased IgA and IgG antibody associate with successful long-term immunotherapy but functional measurements are being explored for more relevance especially since anti-grass IgG declines on cessation of grass pollen immunotherapy while blocking antibody, measured by blocking of CD23 binding to antigen, persists.

Meanwhile in the United States, a similar process had begun with the work of Oehme van Sweden, who favored romantic drifts of ornamental grasses and blocks of perennial flowers rather than the trees, shrubs and lawn grass look that dominated American landscapes.

However, despite the conservation of syntenic blocks, grass lineages may rapidly evolve, with high rates of chromosomal 'reshuffling' observed between the rye and wheat genomes [ 11].

A heavy coating of oil on the sea's surface blocks sunlight, which can hamper the growth of grass beds.