Sentence examples for make a lawn from inspiring English sources

When I've been in China, I've gotten the impression from people I met with that the government says, "OK, you can go out and make a lawn if you want but don't get your fingers into politics or anywhere close to that or you'll end up in jail".

Material from WCB vials was streaked onto Luria-Bertani (LB) agar, and six colonies apparent after over-night incubation at 37°C in a temperature-monitored regular incubator were mixed together in phosphate-buffered saline (PBS) and pipetted onto LB agar dishes to make a lawn.

Most nationally advertised lawn fertilizers have massive amounts of nitrogen that make a lawn grow very fast...and weak.

Response assay plates were prepared by dropping 13 μl of OP50 Escherichia coli culture onto a fresh NGM plate the night before assay, making a lawn of ∼5 mm diameter.

Chamomile likes hot, dry soil and smells great it could make a lovely lawn in low-traffic areas.Gardeners will also have to ask themselves whether the plants, fruits and vegetables they are growing remain appropriate growing, say, tomatoes in water-stressed areas of the world is not exactly green.

"They're growing their playoff beards, so I just decided, you know what, it hit me: I'm going to make a playoff lawn and I'm going to make a sign for it and I'm going to embrace it.

The preparations made at San Francisco for a security league of sovereign nations to prevent aggression now seem like the preparations some little girls might make for a lawn party... Nuclear energy and foreign policy cannot coexist on the planet.

They may make a mess if the lawn is installed on a slope, or if pets use the lawn as a toilet.

Holmes, who had studied mechanical engineering at Youngstown State University and in Sussex, England, often customized mufflers for racing cars and was excited by his alternative idea of trying to make a gun silencer from a lawn mower.

Cutting back on watered lawns can make a big difference.

Threatening those lawns could make a populist issue — a loud and unstable political problem — out of the state's water shortage.