Sentence examples for grass free from inspiring English sources

If this decision is really about greenery and not politics, what an unusual trade-off in the media capital of the world -- First Amendment rights for green grass, free speech for a drainage system.

Instead, Banjo gets a typically maternal, hilariously anticlimactic scolding: "Don't eat that, it's been on the ground!" With those words, Melvin disappears into a tangle of tall grass, free at last, and Banjo goes home hungry, though a treat awaits him on the table.

"I describe a [wine's] smell in lay terms…old straw, linoleum, cheese-rind, petrol or kerosene, rubber, sweatiness, burnt match, grass, free sulphur…".

When walking barefoot on beach sand, close to or in the water and on dewy grass, free electrons in the ground transfer into your body through the soles of your feet.

In fact, nutritionist Jonny Brody writing on Forbes.com called meat a health food if or ideally when it is raised as it has been for thousands of years on grass, free of antibiotics and hormones.

It's also worth visiting the FAQ section of the Grass-Free Lawns website (grassfreelawns.co.uk/), which provides useful advice about establishing and cutting herb lawns.

Grass-free lawns required over 50percentt less mowing than a traditionally managed grass lawn.

Grass-free lawns provided a similar level of plant cover to grass lawns.

By controlling the etching parameters, one can achieve grass-free high aspect ratio vertical or three-dimensional structures on silicon substrates.

At a feedyard in Texas I saw a very different type of farming, thousands of cattle confined in grass-free, mud enclosures and fed a diet based on a carefully formulated mix of corn, fat, growth hormones and antibiotics.

Results revealed that, while positive λ values can be achieved in grass-free areas dominated by native vegetation, population growth rates of H. portoricensis are reduced in grass-invaded areas (λ = 0.88 0.91).