Sentence examples for grasses with a from inspiring English sources

Perennials and grasses with a natural appearance are favoured throughout the garden, and miscanthus and elymus will still look good in winter.

On the High Line on Thursday, Graeme Massie, a 35-year-old writer who lives nearby in Chelsea, walked briskly past planters of faded grasses with a friend visiting from England.

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.

In South American natural grasslands coexist species of C4 grasses with a higher growth strategies and species with low growth strategies.

In areas frequently disturbed, those species have an advantage that can colonise rapidly and make use of the additional resources created by the disturbance such as herbs or grasses with a low canopy height (Hobbs 1989; Lake and Leishman 2004).

In the later phase of the early Pleistocene, the landscape was wooded and dominated by C4 Panicoid grasses, with a significant reduction of C4 Chloridoid grasses indicating a shift from a drier to a relatively more humid climate.

The early record is dominated by Pinus pollen, with Betula, deciduous Quercus, and grasses, with an understory of shrubs.

He patrols their property, marching across grass with a gun.

Another called me "a snake in the grass" with "a big smirk".

Phoebe, who detected fresh grass with a hint of vanilla, would name it Poulet de Printemps.

I also like the way buffalo is raised: either completely on grass or on grass with a little grain.