Sentence examples for grass lost from inspiring English sources

Of the diary Grass lost in the war, he says only, "It is not an easy loss to write off: it has often made me feel lost to myself".

It is a scene that gathers in its easy rhythms a tradition of English pastoral, from poems like Larkin's "MCMXIV" ("Never such innocence, / Never before or since,/As changed itself to past / Without a word") and "Cut Grass" ("Lost lanes of Queen Anne's lace") to novels like William Golding's "The Pyramid" and W. G. Sebald's Anglophilic "The Rings of Saturn".

Bring a blanket and a cheese platter, or do some weird drugs and lie on the grass, lost in the splendor of outdoor music.

When April came, its ugly, freezing thumb Suppressing sprouts and chilling spirits numb, And Donald, with his hair like dying grass, Lost counsel in a raid that plumbed his past; When Trump Tower, like a dry stake on the pyre, Was "well built," well-done — well, actually, on fire (From blackened buildings, blackened metaphors) — Then Zuck strode through the Senate's D.C. doors.

Still, Nadal has never beaten Federer on grass, losing the last two Wimbledon finals.

Even now, looking back on those early days, Grass loses all his vaunted feeling for the gray tones.

He was runner-up in 2006 and 2007 on the Wimbledon grass, losing to Federer each time, and he has never advanced past the quarterfinals at the United States Open.

After binging on ringed seals early each year, this southern population, well below of the Arctic Circle, leaves the melting ice and scrounges snow geese and lyme grass, losing weight all summer.

Here's an interview with Li, by The Guardian's Kevin Mitchell, which explains some of the problems she's had since her win in Paris, which included, despite being a confirmed baseliner who prefers playing on hard courts to clay or grass, losing in the first round of the 2011 US Open.

Conditions for being unable to continue are: Having no saplings for trees Having no way of getting seeds(no grass) Losing too much dirt(no farm or trees) Losing the sand(no glass or cactus farm) Losing the lava source by turning it into obsidian.

No longer does the sunlight catch the strands of tape that used to festoon thorns and grasses, lost reminders of another cassette jammed in the car stereo.