Sentence examples for mown grass from inspiring English sources

It wasn't asphodel but mown grass.

"In Prospect Park, they're eating mown grass".

The first mown grass of the summer.

Notice the freshly mown grass, flowers, fallen leaves, sun-dappled trees, or gray clouds.

It popularly evokes long English summers, newly mown grass, the causeless boredom of childhood.

The pungent odors of garlic, vegetables, and freshly mown grass are telltale signs of mustard gas.

The air is redolent of nearby Lake Erie and new-mown grass.

I remember when the close-mown grass of the topiary lawn, at the far side of the moat, was first allowed to grow long.

The smell of new-mown grass carries on the warm breeze and from a few fields away comes the muted drone of a tractor.

They are then carefully coated in herby spring dressings chopped in piles on my chopping board, heady and fresh, like mounds of just-mown grass.

Like his father, Jason was "fishy": he had a nose for the slicks the bluefish left after vomiting up eels, that smell of new-mown grass.