Sentence examples similar to grass worn away from inspiring English sources
Because Heinz Field is used by the University of Pittsburgh, too, the grass wears away quickly.
Two years ago the group set out to repair its four existing baseball, football and soccer fields, where most of the grass was worn away from 25 years of use.
The grass is worn away where people have crept as close to the edge as they dare; but the verge itself is still green, before dropping off into a jagged white nothingness below.
In layman's terms, the grass wore out slower and it looked better.
The Bulldogs finished second at the 2006 state track meet, a remarkable achievement considering that their track's rubberized surface has long worn away, leaving an abandoned oval of grass and cracked asphalt.
The semi-grass is now threadbare artificial turf, with large sections completely worn away.
How thin she was, how worn away.
Has time worn away their good looks?
The resentments have hardly worn away.
Time and neglect have worn away much that was there.
