Sentence examples for graze of from inspiring English sources

But a third person would have also felt the graze of Briatore's barbed words: Ross Brawn.

By day three, they were making people trash their sunscreen and I received my first accidental security genital graze of my entire life.

Everything about Stanwyck, whatever the mood of the movie, bears a slight graze of screwball, as if, deep down, Ruby Stevens was sly enough to have rumbled mankind for the untrustable species that it was.

Current pentathlon rules quantify everything from the graze of an adversary's epee (which equates to a delay in the final 3,000m race of precisely seven seconds) to the worth of one second in the pool (plus or minus 12 points, depending on the swimmer's total time over 200m).

Graze of course is limited by the need for a warehouse.

But there's a big difference between the comfortable touch of a close friend and the explorative graze of someone you may very well have sex with soon.

Thus, the restricted access to grazed residues by transhumant herders has contributed to unauthorized grazing of the farmers' crop fields.

The rough grazing of sheep occurs throughout the borough.

"Unmanaged grazing of any kind is an ecological disaster," Dr. Glimp said.

The moor is mainly heathland used extensively for the grazing of sheep, cattle, and ponies.

One lifted his left arm to reveal a big red gash that suggested the grazing of a rubber-coated bullet.