Sentence examples for lush grassy from inspiring English sources
The street is one of the city's loveliest promenades, with four lanes separated by a lush grassy median lined with palms.
And then there's B, with its aroma of underripe bananas, and the way the fruitiness opens up on my tongue with a flick of bitterness that quickly fades to reveal lush, grassy tones.
The views are pretty – to the east, the coastline swoops down below the Military Road while to the west it dips to Freshwater Bay, then rises sharply to Tennyson Down, where the lush grassy contours are fronted by the white cliffs, seemingly freshly painted with a gloss finish.
The sun was shining with a cool breeze while my "family of choice" and I horsed around on a lush, grassy field before saying goodbye and going out into our familial diaspora--idyllic really.
There will be a lush, grassy amphitheatre made for kicking back in, an indoor 'lux' nightclub fit for 4 a.m. grooving and, perhaps the most mysterious of all, a secret late-night room dubbed the 'Basement Niterie.'.
Pedal to the lush and grassy Assistens Kirkegaard cemetery (burial place of Hans Christian Andersen and Soren Kierkegaard), where many Danes picnic and lie out under the summer sun.
But Ethiopia today, of course, no longer has the lush rainforest and grassy savannah of Ethiopia three million years ago, so Mr. Deak had to improvise.
The level is grassy and lush, with environmental features like palm trees, vertical loops, and cliffs, and is the home of numerous forest animals.
MANY sights of Namibia, from its grassy savannas to its lush waterfalls, appear in "Samsara," the visually stunning, nonverbal film by Ron Fricke and Mark Magidson.
Strange, because to bring us all those gorgeous and intimate shots of our planet required the tireless efforts of dozens of filmmakers braving grassy plains, open ocean, lush jungles, stormy deserts and Arctic blizzards across the world.
The carnival parade route passes through the Queen's Park Savannah, a huge grassy park framed by the lush Northern Range mountains and lined on one side by the "Magnificent Seven" – a group of colonial mansions on the corner of Queen's Park Savannah, built in 1904.
