Sentence examples for grass wind from inspiring English sources

Mud, rivers, treacherous paths, an aggressive sheep dog, more mud, thorns, tussocky grass, wind, even more mud, the odd bemused hill walker and on and on, until finally we hit Danny Bridge and the last mile or two on the road back to the school gate.

This is what it is doing here now: a series of variations carried out by grass, wind, rain&light-something that is brief-lived by nature, that will be long vanished by the time you hear of it, a summer storm absorbed by the desert, the planet turned several more times around.

Every night the Vietnam War was on our TV, black and white images of soldiers running with machine guns through grasses wind-flattened by a helicopter.

If there is tall grass and wind, make your motions fluent with the wind.

Not only had it rarely rained this tournament, drying out the grass, but wind shot through the All England Lawn Tennis Club.

When Greg Norman was the world's No. 1 player in the 1980s, he liked to say the PGA Tour season did not begin until it reached the sunshine, Bermuda grass and wind of Florida.

As Tiger Woods prepares to putt on the 18th green this weekend at the British Open, he will assess many variables: the speed of the green, the grain in the grass, the wind, the slope, even the moisture underfoot.

He thought it must be wonderful to live in Noggin's eternal present — to smell the grass, the wind, and the water without worrying about the future, the past, the meaning of life, or the inevitability of death.

Behind the beach were dunes covered with clumps of beach grass and wind-sculptured bayberry bushes.

Bent grasses reproduce primarily by cross-pollination, so that the resistant grass receives wind-borne pollen from the neighbouring nonresistant plants.

— When dozens of wild American bison wandered out of Yellowstone National Park in search of greener grass and wound up five years later sheltered on a giant ranch owned by Ted Turner, media mogul and bison meat kingpin, the species reached what many believe could be a turning point.