Sentence examples similar to knit grass from inspiring English sources

The women, who have since taken several mini-courses with Malki on discussing their religion with non-Muslims, are part of a loosely knit grass-roots movement that has sprung up across the kingdom since January, when anger over cartoons of Muhammad sparked riots in Europe and several Muslim countries.

But they have passionate political views, a close-knit grass-roots network and the financial support of a handful of wealthy patrons.

A storm surge could wash it deep into Louisiana's wetlands, where it would probably kill the grasses that knit what land there is together, raising the risk of further erosion.Paying for continued clean-up and restoration onshore means that BP's direct costs will still be hefty even after the operations at the well are scaled down.

Let's not forget just how wet it's been for the best part of the last year in north west Europe, and how little sunshine there's been as well to help the grass grow and knit the turf together.

Marie, it seems, is a stand-in not just for Maria Rama but for the very power of imagination, for inspiration itself, the ability to conjure fanciful images and knit them together into stories — in short, Grass's muse.

The grass never had a chance to knit together as it did at Philadelphia's Lincoln Financial Field, where new sod was laid over the field nearly two weeks before another game was played on it.

Its bouquet of honey and freshly mown grass segues into a lovely, sleek refreshment of seamlessly knit flavors -- kitchen garden herbs, tropical fruit, anise -- all swept along by mouth-watering grapefruity acidity.

Or knit.

People knit.

She knit her brow.

Specimen 'P' was knitted using plain (or knit) technique only.