Sentence examples for rustling grass from inspiring English sources

To Cat's obvious delight, there is a sign pointing them through long, rustling grass to something called the Blasket Center.

Gottfried is frequently named Godfrey, and The Grass Is Singing is often referred to as Rustling Grass.

The real fun, though, comes from heading out on to the streets to see what different sorts of Pokémon having been lying low in the rustling grass of local neighbourhoods, or at various historic sites.

Among the acres of rustling grass and rattling shingle at Orford Ness, in Suffolk, her giant photographs of the fractured pebble, magnified 20,000 times under an electron microscope so that they look like aerial photographs of lunar landscapes, have now been installed as the first major commission of the 14-18 Now festival marking the centenary of the first world war.

To human ears, it sounds like "rustling grass in the wind".

Rustling Grass - Occasionally you will see rustling grass in Pedestrian areas - this means that there is a Pokémon in that area, that you can walk up to and catch.

Long, rustling grasses appear in several paintings; in one example as near-abstract, ripplelike arrangements of curved lines and in another as a more naturalistic cluster dotted with insects.

Beneath the meadow's surface — the beguiling colors, rustling grasses and musky scent — are "intricate interactions working together to foster the plants in the meadow and suppress invasive weeds".

When breezes come up at sundown, the sound of the rustling grasses adds allure to the visual drama.

All that breath will never jet the Atlantic, rustle grass at Calais, fog to clouds in the Alps, will never sweeten air for a mother who comes to sit on the Long Island shore.

The most notable feature is its complex soundtrack combining electronic music, an indecipherable chorus of human voices, and slightly heightened natural sounds of wind, water, thunder and the rustling of grass and leaves.