Mr. Deave suspected that thieves had climbed up the drainpipe, peeled a three-foot-wide strip from the roof, and threw their haul down into the churchyard, where they left a piece of metal and an indentation in the grass, before driving away.
Future empirical studies on herbivorous rodent population cycles should consider the role of grazing-induced plant quality changes, specifically silica in grasses, in driving population fluctuations.
Mr. Fox, who runs a small downtown theater company in New York, has been on a nationwide grass-roots tour, driving his film to screenings at theaters, community centers, Environmental Protection Agency offices and schools.
She said that other, less lethal attacks had occurred at two sites in the area, in which more than 100 grass huts were burned, driving people from their villages.
In many videos, cars can be seen driving over grass, clearing curbs and even cutting through backyards to get away from the burning neighbourhoods behind them.
A16 American support for Israel is driving a grass-roots boycott of American consumer goods in the Arab world.
American support for Israel, especially during its recent military offensive in the occupied territories, is driving a grass-roots effort to boycott American products throughout the Arab world.
— Jeff Gordinier The New York Times: The prohibitive price of drought-afflicted corn, and the growing demand for hormone-and-pesticide-free, grass-fed beef, is driving some ranchers to experiment with unusual breeds and techniques.
The rest of the ethanol is mandated to come from nonfood crops like switch grass, to prevent ethanol from driving up food costs.
Speaking of a favorite track in Quebec, he added: "Mont Tremblant was cut into the hills, 40 feet of track, a bit of grass, guardrail, then trees — like driving through a tunnel.
