Sentence examples for grass leaving from inspiring English sources

It became stuck in the grass, leaving players waiting for hours to get off the aircraft.

Snow geese often denude areas of cotton grass, leaving behind mostly mosses, which increases the flux of solar energy into soils.

We mow the grass, leaving a bank for meadow, cutting round clumps with interesting seed, leaf, flower, avoiding straight-line lawn edges in search of 'organic form'.

If Federer's first-round match on Monday was all about the number six – his 60th consecutive win on grass leaving six men between him and his sixth Wimbledon title – Nadal v Beck revolved around the number two.

A string of hot, dry days in the first week of the tournament punished the grass, leaving dusty ruts around the most heavily trodden areas around the baselines, a common phenomenon at Wimbledon.

Early on in the game Sir Vivian Richards confided that he thought the surface needed grass leaving on to inject pace but also that it was not the kind of pitch to bang the ball in.

"There was no grass left.

With little grass left to compete with, pine seedlings flourished.

"There wasn't a blade of grass left.

These were designed to include simulated conditions experienced by real forensic samples and consisted of grass leaves, stored dry inside paper envelopes at room temperature, desiccated grass leaves contaminated with fungal growth, and also stains made from grass leaves on cotton cloth to simulate grass marks that might be found on clothing.

The farm women say dogs chew lemon grass leaves when they are sick.