Sentence examples for meadows from inspiring English sources

They're so well matched, in fact, that they're probably enacting a rom-com montage together as we speak; skipping through meadows, having pillow fights with sacks of money, tying women to trainlines and then twirling their moustaches and then high-fiving each other.

The decline of the marsh fritillary vividly demonstrates the drastic loss of 97% of UK wildflower meadows since the second world war.

The charms of this land of wheatfields, cork oak forests, wildflower meadows and tiny white-washed villages, are more subtle than in France or Italy's poster regions.

Now we were in the foothills of the mighty Altai mountain range: a barely touched mosaic of alpine meadows, spruce forests and glaciated peaks along the border between Kazakhstan and the far northwest of China.

Reductions in dugong and turtle populations in the reef have been linked to seagrass meadows becoming damaged or receding in area.

We left with a feeling of satisfaction that this exquisite little flower was still thriving in these high Pennine meadows.

Wildflower meadows need cutting, but conservationists usually advise to do so in the autumn, after flowers have seeded and invertebrates are hunkered down for the winter.

Variety reports that the film will be directed by Shane Meadows, who is keen to reach out to a wider audience after his first two movies, Twenty Four Seven and A Room For Romeo Brass, garnered critical but not box-office acclaim.

Aged 18, Considine started his own band with Shane Meadows called She Talks to Angels: he played drums and Nick Hemming, now in the Leisure Society, was guitarist.

However, Daisy Meadows (the pseudonym used for the writers of the Rainbow Magic children's series) remains the most borrowed author between July 2012 and June 2013.

When I was 18, Paddy and I formed a  band, She Talks to Angels (pictured above), with Shane Meadows, and we thought we were going to conquer the world.