Sentence examples for lawn eating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wegman has dressed the dogs to look like people and then filmed them lounging about on benches, reading books, interacting with each other on the lawn, eating burgers and fries at the kiosk, and even driving around collecting trash.

Children are running around the lawn eating big white clouds of free cotton candy and waiting in long lines to get on the carousel or the Go-gator a kid-sized rollercoaster that looks like a deranGo-gator aw alligator.

You'll truly feel like you're on vacation as you sunbathe on the lawn, eat a sandwich or two, and watch the tourists taking strolls in the horse-drawn carriages.

Writer was visting friends in Vermont, sitting on the lawn after eating wild strawberries with thick, rich cream, and listening drowsily to the conversation.

In others one may recognize the activity but not conceive of it formally as the embodiment of a role, such as someone sleeping, mowing a lawn, or eating lunch (not as a patron in a restaurant).

The same goes for mowing the lawn or eating dinner with the family.

All three men would serve time for Watergate-related offences, but these aren't the film journals of moustache-twirling conspirators: they show men messing around at their desks, birds hopping on the White House lawn, Henry Kissinger eating cake.

Her paintings included scenes of the park's lawn and park visitors eating lunch and holding umbrellas in the rain.

The sheep should start eating the lawn and dirt will start to appear.

Anti-lawns look like regular lawns with eating disorders.

A fire hydrant dangled by its pipe in empty air, pieces of pavement crumbled downward, the traffic barrier and the sign saying "End" had washed away, and the house's lawn had been eaten back.