Sentence examples for grasses floating from inspiring English sources

The show opens (it's not clear why) with "Grass and Pool" (1935), a shot of white needlelike grasses floating and sparkling on black water.

In some paintings the patterns look like strewn about pickup sticks; in others they resemble sea grass floating underwater.

Later I'd sat through Friday night laser rock star shows the Planetarium offered to boost attendance, surrounded by the sweet smell of Upper West Side grass floating like cirrus clouds above uptilted heads of a woozy audience.

Cut grass floats in a haze of gold light.

Roxy's wading pool was half full, grass clippings floating in the dirty gray water.

Refuse is abundant at the Port of Los Angeles, spread across the rock jetties and breakwaters, clustered among the sea grass and floating in the open water.

Fruits of broomsedge grass float languidly through the forest.

Judge Henry H. Kennedy Jr. of Federal District Court said the department should have more thoroughly reviewed an application by the Scotts Company to plant more than 400 acres of genetically engineered grass in Oregon, after it was found that pollen from the grass had floated more than 12 miles and bred with conventional plants.

As most fossil pollen data are drawn from flooded settings, it is critically important that palynologists recognize the Poaceae pollen contribution derived from floating grasses and marshes that surround their coring site.

Covering a huge swathe of Corrientes province, near the BrazilianandParaguay borders, it's a vast expanse of reedbeds and floating grasses, with a few stretches of openwater and about 370 species of birds, as well as otters, monkeys, anteaters, caimans and anacondas.

Off the county highway, the Chihuahuan Desert rolls out in an expanse of pale green grass to mountains floating like islands in the distance.