Sentence examples for catching grass from inspiring English sources

"When I was a kid," added his colleague Chris Packham, "there would be other kids out in the woods, making camps, starting fires, catching grass snakes – and they're not there any more".

Until I glimpse tiny twists of lilac-blue tissue catching on grasses; when I pay close attention I see they are harebells.

Smooth-billed Anis also follow live stock or hover around small grass fires, catching the animals flushed by the disturbance.

They behaved like a patch of grass in the snow, catching the ski as it whizzed over.

Early on, I decided that the way Mays played baseball was how you should aspire to do everything -- cutting grass, playing a solo or catching a fly ball.

From the start, the race was unpredictable as the pole-sitter Scott Sharp got too low in the second turn on the first lap, catching his left front tire in the grass infield.

The use of fire and free grazing systems generate benefits in terms of grass regeneration, clearing of debris, catching wild rodents for food and in the case of free grazing, offering a cheap mechanism for feeding livestock.

For example in the Sahel, the use of fire and free grazing systems generates benefits in terms of grass regeneration, clearing of debris, catching wild rodents for food and in the case of free grazing, offering a cheap mechanism for feeding livestock.

The hecklers are not the only people jarred by Mr. Sakurai's movement, known as the Rakusen Undo, or blacklist campaign, the most successful of several grass-roots movements that are catching fire here.

A cool new trend is catching on, and it's called the "grass-in-ear behavior," The Dodo reports.

Indeed, the idea of a grass-free yard seems to be catching on around the state.