Sentence examples for grass putting from inspiring English sources

I had a job at a golf course, picking up golf balls, cutting grass, putting plants in.

But playing that video back and forth, and watching clubs in thick grass putting spin on golf balls, I had an inkling.

Additional amenities include an 18-hole grass putting course, five restaurants, a spa and fitness center, four more pools and 15 tennis courts, including three designed for children.

"Instead, a people's vote known as a plebiscite would be held sometime after the 2016 election, kicking the issue into the long grass (putting the issue off) and blunting the momentum of same-sex marriage lobbyists".

While Mexicans can grow bales of the stuff on plantations, cold weather Canadians have genetically tweaked their indoor plants to reach potencies of 10 times the levels of the Woodstock-era grass, putting it on a par with prized Jamaican weed.

You would be wrong: Mirimichi costs just $59-$59-$71d alsoffersrs a short course and a natural grass putting course.

"Is it just a massive tray of soil and grass put into place and then lifted out at the end of the cricket season?" I could Google it and bluff that I knew the answer, but I'd rather some OBO readers Google it and bluff that they know the answer.

All recipes serve four Aubergine and lemon grass salad 2 medium aubergines 50g pine nuts 1 large shallot finely chopped 6 large garlic cloves, crushed 1 bunch coriander, chopped Juice of 1 lemon Peel of 1 lemon 6 tbsp olive oil Salt and pepper 4 sticks of lemon grass Put the aubergines on the flames of your barbecue or place straight on to the gas or electric ring of the hob.

"I remember playing at Newport when there was a speedway circuit around the outside of the pitch and the corner flags were put on a board and grass put on top of the board to make the pitch up," McNeil said.

The machine age: The middle child of three daughters, Shotwell was the one who helped her dad cut the grass, put together the basketball net and cut railroad ties for the barrier around the backyard garden.

That's true in the case of Reichardt, who, 22 years after her piece of Florida-set minimalism "River of Grass" put her on the map, returned with "Certain Women," a well-regarded tale of ladies in the Pacific Northwest based on the short stories of the author Maile Meloy.