Sentence examples for out of lawn from inspiring English sources
The plot burrows this way and that, and the mole-work grows so frantic that the movie starts running out of lawn.
We are completely out of lawn signs until the week of October 1!" The "sorry" was written in oversize letters -- this is the only kind of apology politicians are eager to make.
Two options are tested to transform LC into a pumpable form: generation of a suspension with macerated lawn particles and of a juice pressed out of lawn cuttings.
They snort coke, swig liquor, smoke, tumble out of taxis, pass out on lawns.
"It's basically an out-of-control lawn.
Curious, we pulled up, wandered through the out-of-place manicured lawn and found a gentleman farmer from the city examining his banana orchards.
We love the heck out of lawns.
The old farm families and the wealthy weekenders like the Rumsfelds and Cheneys look out over acres of lawn rolling down to the sea grass and their own private docks.
The new pool, dug out of a beachfront lawn where presidents once lounged, was being completed.
The Presbyterian reported the opening of the College on 10 March 1891, by the Governor of NSW, the Rt Hon Victor Albert George, 7th Earl of Jersey at its new site: Standing in 2.43 ha of ground, laid out in lawn tennis courts, gardens, etc., in an elevated position, it forms, with its tower 84 feet [26 m] high, a very conspicuous feature in the landscape.
In "An Open Letter to the Farmer In Chief", Pollan advised Obama that when he entered the White House he should "tear out five prime acres of lawn and plant in their place an organic fruit and vegetable garden".
