Sentence examples for grass beginning from inspiring English sources

He told her about the bus he'd taken, out through Shepherd's Bush and Hammersmith and then the green of trees and grass beginning when Castelnau was left behind.

End of trees, beginning of roofs, end of grass, beginning of pavement, end of furrows, beginning of shops, end of ruts, beginning of passions, end of divine murmuring, beginning of human racket......

And the land, unanchored by grass, began to blow away.

So when did our addiction to grass begin?

But as the grass begins to take root, so does a resilient Occupy Charlotte.

In these "naturalized" plantings, the bulbs will push up through the turf before the grass begins to grow in spring.

Masai herders, surrounded by carcasses, haul famished cows to their feet, goading them to live until the first shoots of the new grass begin to show next week.

The "naturalized" planting of daffodils, hyacinths, tulips, crocuses, scilla, muscari and chionodoxa bulbs will push up through the turf before the grass begins to grow in spring.

"Grass" begins and ends with the credits, as if assuming its target audience might suffer short-term memory loss for some reason.

With this many women, they would obviously say yes - for a variety of reasons.' The convoy of Muftah's jeeps and police trucks scrambled up the weather-ravaged road to the Lowari pass, where the grass began to turn into ice.

The grass began to turn brown almost the moment we moved our sprinklers, partly because we were a mile above sea level in what is essentially a desert, and partly because the apartment complex had been built on porous ground, on the site of an old quarry.