Sentence examples for grass becoming from inspiring English sources

This may actually contribute to stilt grass becoming dominant, if monitoring and treatment is not applied the following year.

Alice Cooper was a rare case of a rocker who kept off the grass, becoming addicted to alcohol instead (and, latterly, golf).

Cibulkova, all 5ft 3in of her, was nerveless in her first final on grass, becoming the first ever Slovakian champion at Eastbourne after beating the 6ft 1in Pliskova 7-5, 6-3 in an hour and 40 minutes.

Second generation biofuels for fossil fuel replacement [ 1, 2] will likely involve the grasses becoming a focal crop [ 3- 5].

Citing the 2004 study (Watrud et al., 2004), the judge agreed with the plaintiffs that the risk of engineered grasses becoming established in protected grasslands was 'non-trivial'.

Adult male: Upperparts bright metallic grass green, becoming more bronzy posteriorly, especially on the uppertail coverts.

Pampas grass is becoming fashionable again - maybe because it is so late to flower.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, September 24 , 1955P. 143 As the years go by, racing on the grass is becoming more and more popular in this country.

"One in five homes on the block abandoned, in disrepair, with the grass overgrown, becoming a potential drug den and flop house is a pretty bad deterioration," he said.

French Open 2004 Henman proves his skill on a surface other than grass in becoming the first British male to reach the semi-finals of the French Open in 41 years.

Grass was becoming scarce, and the animals were steadily weakening.