Sentence examples for massive grass from inspiring English sources

I'm used to outdoor big horse shows, massive grass fields like Spruce Meadows in Calgary.

Mr. Medina, expressing some of the optimistic bravado Latinos are feeling, promised a "massive" grass roots campaign next year.

In less than a month, the pink slime story -- in essence, that the meat industry had been surreptitiously mixing a cheap filler into America's ground beef supply -- managed to incite a massive grass roots uprising of angry, repulsed American consumers, who voted with their voices and their wallets, forcing major changes in both meat industry practices and USDA school lunch policy.

"Social media is a natural extension of our massive grass-roots organization".

But the legislators did nothing then and, in the absence of a massive grass-roots campaign this time around, they may succumb again to powerful medical and drug company forces opposed to virtually any restrictions.

With millions of dollars from his enormous national network of donors, he began a presidential-style campaign across Virginia, building what is now believed to be a massive grass-roots organization throughout Northern Virginia and in the African American communities of Hampton Roads and Richmond.

"We know there is massive grass-roots desire to end the fighting and live in peace," said Scott Cooper, an American Jew and co-owner of MEJDI Tours, a company that includes both Palestinian and Israeli "narratives" in Holy Land pilgrimages.

The possibility of making a fortune coupled with the thrill of taking a massive patch of grass and magically transforming it into a mini city where, hopefully, tens of thousands of people will have the best three days of their summer, still holds plenty of appeal for some.

On the plains, there was nothing else to be seen: a vast, boundless expanse of scant grass under massive, low clouds, and no indication that a town might be near.

As it was previously observed in comparative analysis in grass genomes, massive insertions and deletions of TEs may promote a rapid genome evolution and may participate in the disruption of the microcollinearity [ 48].

The native grasslands of the state have been invaded on a massive scale by aggressive grasses and broadleaves from the 'fertile crescent', plants that have survived and flourished despite thousands of years of widespread cultivation and livestock grazing.