Sentence examples for drinking grass from inspiring English sources

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"I saw myself playing for a crowd sitting on the grass, drinking a beer in the sun".

The rest of them are all sitting on the grass drinking lemonade and eating peanuts and boiled eggs.

Able at last to "ooze" from the ship, as Dr. Pettit put it, the crew simply lay on the spring grass, drinking in the smells and view.

The instructions continued: " 'Have a friend stand about seventy-five feet downwind from you and hold the kite with its nose pointed towards the sky.' " Thompson approached three young women, who sat on the grass drinking paper cups of coffee.

On the other, Leah was lounging in the high grass, drinking cider and asking her good friend Keisha Blake if she would take the opportunity to kill P. W. Botha if he happened to be standing in front of her.

The adult American suburban male, Northeastern division, marks the onset of maturity with the display of certain physical attributes (bathrobe, hard shoes, London Fog outerwear) and behaviors (mowing grass, drinking on commuter trains).

By Lauren Collins Commuters at cocktail hour The adult American suburban male, Northeastern division, marks the onset of maturity with the display of certain physical attributes (bathrobe, hard shoes, London Fog outerwear) and behaviors (mowing grass, drinking on commuter trains).

They had walked about a mile alongside the lough without finding a large enough area of firm grass, drinking water from the bitter lough to ease unusual thirsts, before they had decided to turn back towards the sea.

It starts at the million-pound apartments on the marina at Chelsea Harbour – white and glistening and perfect – and runs past giant brownish housing estates and Victorian mansions, until it staggers to a stop on Shepherd's Bush Green, where homeless people sit on the yellow-green grass drinking and watching the SUVs hurtle past.

Excited day-trippers boarding the tube wearing team jerseys of every club in the league, descending on the national stadium from all over the country on a proud pilgrimage to pay homage to the minority sport they love; fans mingling on the walk down Wembley Way, sitting on the grass drinking, eating and soaking up the atmosphere.