Sentence examples for lawn something from inspiring English sources

Those who agreed to this small favor were later much more likely to agree to a much larger favor, to post a large "Drive Carefully" sign on their lawn — "something no one would agree to do otherwise," Dr. Cialdini said.

One new homeowner even installed a hot tub and routinely sprinkled his lawn, something residents of the hollow could never do with their 1,000-gallon 1,000-gallonicisternsconstantly running dry.

From the moment I put on the first side of The Hissing of Summer Lawns, something changed.

You have successfully adapted an environment – your lawn – into something a machine understands.

But you meet him, and he could be the guy who cuts your lawn or something".

But there's always the dishwasher, the lawn, the something else that needs doing today.

So the symbolism of the White House ripping up its patrician front lawn is something of a triumph for Haeg's proposition.

It's the red dog, the Cherry Pit that set all this in motion, and it's tearing around on my hybrid lawn, chasing something.

She's a Hitchcock Blonde with an unconscious "Peter Pan" complex and an intermittent troubled sense, like the shadow of a cloud floating over a sunlit lawn, that something is missing in her.

You may find plants nibbled, discover weird poo or little marks in the lawn where something's been snouting, or items that have been mysteriously moved around the garden at night.

It can grow," she said, flinging her arms wide to take in the house, in which my dad was ordering family photographs alphabetically and cross-referenced by age, and the garden, in which the violets grow in perfectly serried ranks and sparrows sign permission slips before landing on the lawn, "into something wonderful".