Sentence examples for consumed grass from inspiring English sources

24% had eaten moss recently, 19% had consumed grass, 34% had eaten black crowberry and about half had consumed willows.

Also, the first antilocaprines were mixed feeders, while the latter apparently consumed grass on a more frequent basis and shifted to browsing dietary regimes only in the early Pleistocene [ 40].

It contrasted sharply with available data for other hominins in the region and elsewhere in Africa; they mainly consumed grasses and sedges from the savanna.

But in dry years, fire would race over vast areas to consume grasses as well as most tree seedlings.

Guinea fowl are hardy, sociable birds that subsist mainly on insects, but also consume grasses and seeds.

Voles that had consumed E− grass were also more mobile than voles that had consumed E+ grass.

Maximizing the size of domesticated herds made it necessary to pursue a migratory way of life because animals kept together for protection and control consumed the grass faster than it could grow, especially in the semiarid regions of the steppe.

Subsequent discussions are conducted mostly on the streets, though one conversation between gangsters, a local white parliamentary candidate, and Jonathan Powell, former Downing Street adviser and participant in the Ulster peace process, takes place in a smart hotel where no alcohol is consumed or grass smoked.

The plains area households consumed the grass most, followed by the semi-mountainous areas and mountainous areas.

Tree stumps replaced conference table chairs and the entire conference table itself was consumed by grass, trees and plants.

Undulating roofs are lined with solar panels that generate about a third of the energy the house consumes; grass planted on top provides insulation to optimize natural cooling and a spot for the couple to practice yoga at dawn.