Sentence examples for keep off the grass from inspiring English sources

In white letters, it reads, KEEP OFF THE GRASS.

Dance music comes to Newbury with the Keep off the Grass summer festival.

When he sees a Keep Off The Grass notice, he has to go and put his foot on it.

Keep off the grass: a sampling of baffling new laws from Nathan Belofsky's new book, "The Book of Strange and Curious Legal Oddities".

The park includes age-segregated playgrounds, a skateboard park, community gardens — and that Parisian rarity, an absence of "Pelouse interdite," or "Keep off the grass" signs.

In 1940 Gleason appeared in his first Broadway show, Keep Off the Grass, which starred top comics Ray Bolger and Jimmy Durante.

Alice Cooper was a rare case of a rocker who kept off the grass, becoming addicted to alcohol instead (and, latterly, golf).

Nowadays entrance to Merton after 11pm is strictly monitored to ensure that only members of the college can get in; a small troop of students volunteer to point out trip hazards, to guarantee no glass is brought in to the quadrangle - the port has to be drunk out of plastic bottles - and, of course, make sure that everyone keeps off the grass.

Good choices include local parks (keep off the paved areas), trails in your area, hills, and even botanical gardens if you're allowed to run on the grass and mud!

Now, to avoid a court battle, Mayor Michael Bloomberg has agreed to take another look at his selective keep-off-the-grass policy.

It's only in retrospect that we can see that the keep-off-the-grass period was the McCain campaign's golden era.