Sentence examples for putting grass from inspiring English sources

They are at this very moment putting grass and branches around the compound houses in order to burn them down.

That was in lieu of putting grass in". But Wittgartner was determined to have a grass field.

Putting grass cuttings and leaves out on the curb, of course, is more palatable than depositing rotting fruit, crushed eggshells and vegetable peelings.

Martin McLaughlin, a spokesman for PWV, said the company would add green space to the complex by moving the current parking lots underground and putting grass on the reclaimed space.

He is not a director or an actor or a producer: he is an architect, whose firm, Haworth Tompkins, subtly remade the Royal Court (wrapping new features around an old building), excitingly transplanted the Almeida and glamorised the Young Vic; he has a particular fondness for putting grass on roofs.

It involves digging up stretches of tarmac and paving to create catchment pits for storm water, diverting water into the pits from gutters and finally putting grass and plants on top of the pits.

The concept of putting grass-fed meat into a bar format felt like the perfect solution to meeting her dietary needs and her ethical standards.

Some of the survivors put grass into their mouths a way, locals explained to him, of saying "I am your cow".

"Before the HEW programme was introduced, it was traditional for birth attendants to dig a hole, put grass mixed with hot water inside and make the woman sit over the hole, so that the steam would help her to deliver".

It was all achieved with stylish, easy on the eye passing football - because, as Clough liked to say: "If God had wanted us to play football in the clouds, he'd have put grass up there".

"He showed us a computer-generated view of the house and he put grass in front of it," Mrs. Weiselberg said recently, standing in the open kitchen of her son's recently realized dream.