Sentence examples for remove turf from inspiring English sources
At the Ramlila Maidan, a sprawling ground in central New Delhi frequently used for political events, dozens of media trucks were setting up on Thursday as city workers hurriedly tried to remove turf made sodden by monsoon rains.
The regional water authority has a long-running Xeriscaping program, which pays people to remove turf and has been copied in other Western cities, and one result is that Las Vegas today uses less water than it did fifteen years ago.
The order also increases rebates to residents who remove turf — to as much as $3.75 per square foot, up from $3 — and creates a Mayoral Water Cabinet that will oversee the city's progress toward the water conservation goals.
"We can't buy our way out of the drought by removing turf," Lewinger told the agency.
If you plan to place the box on a surface that was previously turfed, remove the turf by peeling it back with a spade.
They therefore proposed that NOK 3.5 million be allocated to lay under-soil heating on the artificial turf pitch and remove the turf.
I remember the day vividly: It was a cool and misty spring morning in the hill towns of rural Western Massachusetts when I first lowered the sod cutter into the ground to remove the turf.
With sharp spades, remove the turf in long, shallow strips to clear a rectangle of about 3 feet by 1 foot.
Work has been completed on the North Stand to improve access, but Tuesday morning was when the diggers moved in to remove the turf and begin constructing a platformed track that will extend into the current seating area to satisfy Commonwealth size requirements.
On 4 November 2010, Stabæk Holding stated that they were near a bankruptcy, and that they intended to throw out Stabæk as a tenant, remove the turf and instead use the venue exclusively for events.
By manipulation of species presence, three experimental assemblages were obtained: (1) encrusting algae, having removed the turf and erect species; (2) encrusting and turfing algae, having removed erect species; (3) encrusting, turfing and erect algae, that is, unmanipulated assemblages, which served as a control.
