Sentence examples for local meadows from inspiring English sources

A butterfly- and moth-besotted group met regularly in a Brooklyn saloon, in the eighteen-seventies, to discuss the blues, fritillaries, and Noctuidae that its members were catching in local meadows and farmsteads.

It now offers a menu that mainly relies on ingredients that are delivered by local farmers, grown on the academy's sumptuous grounds, or foraged by the academy's fellows in field trips to local meadows and forests.

"We had a fantastic time, we went to a local meadow and went pond-dipping and built forts, and had fun in general".

All that was needed to start the rattle's work was a handful of seeds collected from a local meadow and scattered into bare patches of soil in August.

The houses around Grindelwald fell away quickly and I was encouraged on my way by peels of cowbells as the local meadow-munchers went happily about the business of initiating food chains that would eventually lead to the twin delights of chocolate and Emmental.

Just add a bit of soil from your local meadow.

Adlington, who took up swimming as a seven-year-old at the local Water Meadows Swimming Pool, has a refreshing motto - "Have fun, there's no point otherwise" - and has done wonderfully well to come back from a bout of glandular fever two years ago.

In 2010, I met Mariam in the West African nation of Burkina Faso, where I weeded crops, hauled water up from deep wells and carried it on my head like a local through meadows back to the village, and saw what a dollar could actually buy in the local market -- all in 100 plus degree heat.

On Gavray Meadows, local campaigners now find themselves almost on the same side as the district council, which is opposed to a bid by developers to build on a large chunk of the green space.

The candidate he had to beat out was Matt Doherty, also a local, from East Meadow, on Long Island.

Previously, detection of B. microti in New York has been limited to small mammals from Shelter Island (off the eastern end of Long Island) (13 ), except for 1 study in 1958 that identified B. microti in blood smears taken from a local population of Meadow Voles (Microtus pennsylvanicus) in the central portion of the state, near Ithaca (14 ).