Sentence examples for grass to create from inspiring English sources
Unlike London's Great Dust Heap, very little of Fresh Kills's rubbish was ever recycled, but the site itself is to be detoxified and reused, covered with grass to create a park over an enormous time capsule of post-industrial waste.
Last July, I wrote about the plan to mark out the borders and let the turf grow long, cut it back, and then plant into the grass with robust herbaceous perennials that could compete with the grass to create a rumbustious tameflower meadow.
The Blue Square Bet Premier club, based in Nailsworth, already spreads cow manure on its grass to create an organic pitch, and red meat was banned from the menu earlier this year.
More than 11,000 playgrounds and athletic fields across the country employ pulverized tires — sprinkled between the blades of artificial grass — to create a surface that feels soft and natural.
If you live near woods with the possibility of forest fires, you should clear your property of brush and high grass to create a buffer zone between your home and the fire.
Hirokawa-san's alchemy reminded me of that of the Gullah-speaking sweetgrass-basket weavers of the South Carolina coast islands, who spiral together long bands of dried grasses to create pieces now displayed in folk art museums.
The garden on Nantucket also uses drifts of mostly native American grasses to create the effect of wild grassland, but on a far more expansive scale; visually they tend to complement and even highlight the flowering elements as well as have their own intrinsic beauty — one especially appropriate to the open coastal landscape of the island.
He likely spread this grass around to create a "floor" for his tent, or stuffed it into cotton sacks to make a mattress.
The purpose of this grass eugenics is to create a lawn so sophisticated it can pretty much take care of itself, which is what people want.
"We must continue our grass-roots efforts to create the America that we know we can become.
Their vineyard is carpeted with grasses and clover to create a habitat for "good bugs, which eat the bad bugs," Ms. Shinn said.
