"lawn field" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a large area of grass-covered land, such as a park or a golf course. For example: "The golf club had a beautiful lawn field stretching towards the horizon."
OUTDOOR SPACE: A swimming pool, a pond, a clay tennis court and about 11 acres of lawns, fields and woodland.
The park offers spacious lawns, fields and forests, including an arboretum that has exotic species of trees from all over the world.
Several species, notably hairy crabgrass (Digitaria sanguinalis) and smooth crabgrass (D. ischaemum), are very troublesome weeds in lawns, fields, and waste spaces because they have decumbent stems that root at the joint and form tenacious patches.
Rapid health-risk assessment of chlorinated sewage-effluent irrigation of lawns, fields and crops adjacent to populated areas at the University of Western Sydney was carried out in response to warnings from the supplying authority of deteriorating bacteriological quality of the water.
The success of the experiment demonstrates a growing willingness in our thirsty civilization to spread the water we've become so adept at managing beyond lawns, fields or faucets; it shows our ability to restrain our use just a little and send some of the river back to the river itself.
Peppergrass species are distributed throughout the world, and many are common lawn and field weeds.
This won't be just any lawn or field, but a grassy expanse that is a museum itself: Socrates Sculpture Park in Long Island City.
It still has a planar aspect – and some of the real buildings were apparently eliminated to get that patchwork of lawn and field from the early abstracts – but now there are strong hints of Edward Hopper.
Get permission to dig up your lawn or field.
A short lawn or field is not a great place to hide and makes it very easy for you to spot a rattlesnake taking a shortcut.
