Sentence examples for grass produced from inspiring English sources

Mrs Beeton said it should come from Wales, and others that the English Romney marshes and a diet of samphire and salt-laden grass produced the best lamb.

The larvae hatched, and began to bore into the grass stem, at which point the grass produced a sticky exudate that killed 90% or more of the invaders, leaving just enough to make it worthwhile for the parasitic wasps to hang around.

Impellizzeri et al. [12] observed that performing plyometrics on grass produced greater effects in CMJ and in the eccentric utilization ratio CMJ/SJ than when performed on sand.

The preferred feeding habitat is short grass produced by grazing, for example by sheep and rabbits, the numbers of which are linked to the chough's breeding success.

One strain, isolated from a wild grass, produced neither observable effectors nor disease on wheat.

GRASS Produced and directed by Ron Mann; written by Solomon Vesta; edited by Robert Kennedy; music by Guido Luciani; art director, Paul Mavrides; released by Unapix Films.

But the real treat here is the beef; the local Chianina cattle, fed on grass, produce lean and flavorful meat.

Fresh grass, produce from the garden and seaweed powder (such as kelp) mixed into their drinking water all helps them to flourish.

Patient crossbreeding created a variety, called braquiarinha in Brazil, which produced 20-25 tofnes of grass feed per hectare, many times what the native cerrado grass produces and three times the yield in Africa.

Tall grass produces hotter fires than short grass due to increased fuel load, which increases available heat energy [ 40].

The club head is trapped and twisted in long grass, producing a sudden strain on the structures that stabilise rotation of the wrist and resulting in acute, or subacute, tears of the TFCC.