Sentence examples for mowing on from inspiring English sources

Far away under us, they are mowing On the green steps.

And what could we predict about the effect of mowing on plant populations?

In contrast, the window of opportunity for mowing, on average, extended for about 35 days.

We found that the majority of students made plausible predictions about the effects of mowing on plant evolution from a natural selection perspective.

This initiative, called ecological management, consists of a considerable reduction in the frequency of mowing on the embankments, which radically changes their appearance.

This will allow us to quantitatively assess the effectiveness of this program on learning by students and, additionally, it will allow us to use the data collected to address, on a large scale, the evolutionary effect of mowing on dandelions.

He creates a hyperspace where verses exist both as referential speech and almost palpable three-dimensional objects ("The willows carried a slow sound, / A sarabande the wind mowed on the mead").

By 9 at night, after a bit of writing (well, almost a day off), I was ready for dinner and headed to an inviting pub near my hotel, the Barley Mow on Horseferry Road, a quaint street in Westminster, not far from the abbey.

Disney -- the company that brought you "Song of the South" and tar babies now presents "Pizza Oom Mow Mow" on the pier at California Adventure.

His narrow, pastoral view of national identity ("oil-lit churches, village inns, arguments about cow parsley on the altar, the noise of mowing machines on Saturday afternoons, leaning on gates") too redolent of the insular Little Englander inwardly raging at the spread of suburbia and evil traffic jams.

They've posted countless YouTube videos of their work, politely confronting the offending drivers and asking them kindly to stop mowing down pedestrians on sidewalks or double-parking on busy streets.