Sentence examples for more grass and from inspiring English sources

They had a little more grass and a small quantity of flour, which was kept wrapped in a swatch of burlap.

Riverside Park and Central Park have far more grass and room to run than any suburban backyard, and our neighborhood has excellent public schools.

This meat, which is often quite good, is typically produced using more grass and less grain (and so makes for healthier animals).

That's because the rain means more grass and other vegetation that can help catalyze big fires, researchers say.

"The one this morning looked like it had a tad more grass and we saw before lunch it did do quite a lot.

The plants grow more, you get more grass, and those grasses start feeding the microbes in this virtuous circle, leading to more microbes and more grass and, if you're grazing livestock, more food.

Maras ate more grasses and forbs in spring and summer, and shrubs in autumn and winter.

Brachystomellidae, Odontellidae, Paronellidae, Katiannidae n. gen. and Sminthurididae were more common at the high altitude sites where the vegetation contained more grasses and sedges and occurred on relatively fertile soils.

An increase in sampling of species in the empirical tests that reflects species diversity in nature (e.g., fewer palms and cycads and many more grasses and composites) would likely result in even higher success rates in discriminating between species pairs.

Surely the curlers' style daring was more grass roots, and more innovative, than the snowboarders'.

Little wonder: the largest garden here — the so-called Italian garden — is more grass, statuary and flowering trees than flowers.