Sentence examples similar to thriving grass from inspiring English sources

Budapest's art scene is a diverse mix of Hungarians and international artists, with thriving grass-roots galleries and collectives like Műszi, Budapest Art Factory and Puccs.

Despite thriving grass-roots ride-sharing plans like the "casual car pool" across the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, a lot of H.O.V. lanes have been underused, Ms. Hanak said.

From the day his first novel, The Tin Drum, appeared in 1959, with its surreal and mocking take on Nazism and the petit bourgeois milieu in which Hitlerism thrived, Grass's typical stance has been that of a public gadfly, provocative, non-conformist, forcing his compatriots to examine themselves and their past, and enjoying the controversy he aroused.

He raised his animals on his pastures, outdoors in the fresh air and sunshine, where they thrived on grass and forage.

He went on to thrive on grass and hardcourts.

Sheep, goats and cattle, by contrast, thrive on grass, and provide wool, milk and labor.

It shares pastures in a cooperative venture with the New England Heritage Breeds Conservancy, a new organization that is working to re-introduce to small New England farms the kind of livestock that can thrive on grass, rather than grain and antibiotics.

Most people don't want perfect lawns, but they recognize the need for action when weeds are thriving and the grass is thin and wan.

Fields of grass thriving where there were once ice-sheets and glaciers is not a pretty picture.

Polled Dorsets thrive under grass-based and feedlot conditions and are more suitable on small farms that are intensely managed.

When it is summer and drought affects the fields, again, it is necessary to feed your horses alternative feed as the grass ceases to thrive and any grass remaining has been grazed to ground level.