Sentence examples for burning grass from inspiring English sources

"The fact is that people themselves are setting off fires by burning grass, and as we've seen, crazy people are setting the forest on fire for kicks," Putin's press secretary, Dmitry Peskov, said on Monday.

It involved cutting a long trench through a granite mountainside — achieved by the patient process of burning grass bonfires on top of the rocks and pouring cold water until the granite cracked.

Come twilight, villagers and refugees are burning grass.

The grass gets so dry that the friction from a car can set it on fire, and the burning grass can engulf the car in flames.

Burning Grass (1962) concerns Fulani cattlemen in the north of Nigeria.

His retelling of a folk tale, An African Night's Entertainment, was part of our school curriculum, as was Burning Grass, a novel about Fulani nomadic life.

On Thursday, members of the Murle attacked a number of villages in Uror County, burning grass-thatched huts, stealing cattle and killing or abducting local villagers known as the Lou Nuer, United Nations and local government officials said.

They were probably burning grasses, whatever they could get their hands on".

Compound X was discovered by a Harvard professor, Louis F. Fieser, who was looking for some way of burning crab grass out of his lawn.

The younger Schnabel covered topics like her artistic influences, the fear people have of feelings, burning sweet grass for purification, and "the universe taking care of things" like the potted palms a man donated unexpectedly for her opening.

Most elders we have interviewed, however, agree that controlled burns offer a number of benefits to livestock and wildlife and claim they would resume burning if grass were not in such short supply.