Sentence examples for swath of grass from inspiring English sources
On the other, a swath of grass, broken by colourful planted beds.
A low concrete wall borders a wide swath of grass, providing ample space for sitting, and a platform offers a stage or a place to read.
IF all of the fairways and greens in this hot, cactus-studded metropolis -- 165 golf courses, in all -- were placed in a straight line, the swath of grass and sand traps would stretch hundreds of miles across the Sonoran Desert.
Charles McKinney, administrator for Riverside Park, said a new fence and a steel gate would be installed on a 20-by-160-foot swath of grass between 140th and 141st Streets, along with two benches.
A heavy-duty forklift, a crane and a portable toilet, all from the cleanup effort, crowded the small backyard, and tire tracks six inches deep crisscrossed what had been a swath of grass.
Along with the main building, the 19 detached rooms encircle a large swath of grass that by day provides a back-to-basics luxury, with swings, a tepee and lawn chairs; by night, revelers at the restaurant, bars and nightclub spill out onto the lawn, especially around the picnic tables, with their adorable umbrellas and heat lamps.
On the soccer field, as a defensive midfielder tasked with covering large swaths of grass, Russell Canouse is, in a way, a master of real estate.
They produce an aggressive, highly pitched weeping known as galloping, and in this way spread their feeling across larges swaths of grass".
In Bruges: The influential Belgian garden designer Jacques Wirtz, now in his 80s, is best known for bold landscapes with strong perspective lines, sweeping hedges, swaths of grass and geometric topiary.
The Solar Mower and Auto Mower turn whenever they reach the perimeter, cutting swaths of grass in angular patterns that are not repeated until all the grass is cut.
I never drive past them without wanting to stop the car and walk down the long swaths of grass that lie between the trees, into an infinite checkerboard of light and shade and blossom.
