Sentence examples for weaving grass from inspiring English sources

They will also help build what the garden calls great grass tunnels by weaving grass through large bamboo A-frames.

The beehive hut is constructed by weaving grass through a domelike frame of saplings.

The bedrooms have woven grass ceilings.

"It's similar to grass cloth, which is a very popular wallcovering where they weave grass on a loom and layer it on paper," Ms. Weitzner said.

Back home, her mother would cover it with the traditional lid of woven grass packed with sun-baked cow dung; here, Ms. Reta uses a tin top.

Within each boat coffin were grave goods, including beautifully woven grass baskets, skillfully carved masks and bundles of ephedra, an herb that may have been used in rituals or as a medicine.

The male skilfully weaves grass strips to form a nest, which he shows off to females with a flutter of his wings.

"Angus McPhee might have been mute for 50 years, he might not have had any training, but the way he wove grass was absolutely beautiful.

Electricity is more common and television aerials stick out from behind neatly woven grass fences.

You could weave grass into a long blanket or even find a blanket or covering yourself.

The scientists marked a nest, a domed structure of woven grasses close to the ground, as "attacked" if the eggs or chicks vanished before they were capable of fledging, a developmental period requiring at least 25 days. . Adult superb fairywrens are socially monogamous, and both males and females produce what scientists call a "chatter song" to defend their territory.