Sentence examples for pounds of grass from inspiring English sources

Now the Board of Education buys some 3, 000 pounds of grass annually.

In Virginia, where the company has installed 4,141 miles of fiber optic cable so far, it has bought 283,147 pounds of grass seed.

Inside a cow's foregut, which can contain more than 200 pounds of grass at any given time, fermentation of the food leads to the release of hydrogen, a byproduct that would slow down the fermentation.

Trump imported more than 70,000 pounds of grass from the U.K. for his golf resort in Jupiter, Fla. Trump products made in the Unted States, such as chocolate bars, often had packaging imported from East Asia.

"Which is why it was so disappointing that someone sent this gigantic bag of seeds to us, through the mail," he said, holding up a bag that easily contained 10 pounds of grass seed.

But in the span of a few days, the weeds on the patch along South Hill Street has gone from a few feet tall to mere inches — thanks to a herd of goats that gobble up to 15 pounds of grass and such a day and have become something of a sightseeing attraction in the downtown bustle.

But efforts to conserve the animals have actually led, in some areas, to overpopulation, resulting in damage from overgrazing (adult elephants eat up to 300 pounds of grasses, roots and parts of trees each day).

What if every protester brought a pound of grass seed -- would Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg grant the permit?

While stationed near Paris, he was recorded as having eaten 174 cats in a year, and although he disliked vegetables, he would eat 4-5 pofnd of grass each day if he could not find other food.

Granted double rations, and using his pay to buy additional food whenever possible, he nonetheless remained voraciously hungry; while based in an army camp near Paris, Domery ate 174 cats in a single year, leaving only the skins and bones, and ate 4-5 pofnd of grass each day if other food was unavailable.

Calculate the seeding rate by multiplying the number of acres (hectares) by the pounds (kilograms) of grass seed per acre (hectare).