Sentence examples for through a grass from inspiring English sources
Landing one sunny day in St . Louis Mr. Kerry wandered off the airstrip to stroll through a grass patch, leaving his security detail trying to keep him in sight while scores of staff members, supporters, police officers and journalists waited without explanation for an hour.
The program was backed with support from President Obama and a slew of other politicians, celebrities and tech giants such as Microsoft and Google through a grass roots campaign last December.
The electromyographic (EMG) signal was amplified and filtered (bandpass 20 to 2000 Hz) through a Grass amplifier (P122 Series) and recorded with the Biopac system (MP150 model) at a sampling rate of 5 kHz.
I have traveled southward from Belgrade, over bridges now repaired after NATO's 1999 bombing, because it was not the capital that toppled Milosevic, for all the stirring images of the federal Parliament in flames on Oct. 5. Rather, his overthrow came through a provincial uprising stirred in large measure by Serbian youth acting through a grass-roots movement called Otpor ("Resistance").
Zhan et al. ([2007]) analyzed infiltration through a grassed expansive soil slope in Zaoyang, Hubei, China that was subjected to artificial rainfall.
Walk through them anyway; a grass allée meets you, stretching to the far end of the garden, where sits a classical male bust.
The jumping exercise was initiated by applying electrical stimulation to the base of the box through a stimulator (Grass S48, USA).
The event was organized through SwapforGood.org, a grass-roots effort founded last spring by two environmentalists from San Francisco who were concerned about budget cuts for groups that help victims of domestic violence.
The only way for these things to happen is through a widespread grass-roots awakening.
What a song.* It begins with nothing more than a hint of stillness, a tiny flick of wind through grass, a gnat's heartbeat, a cricket's wink, a cat hair's whisper in the imagination.
We climb over a stile and follow a dry path through the grass to a small iron gate, where stone steps run down to a well.
